Dialogism in Haftad Sang-e Ghabr, a work by Yadollah Royaee

Mikhaeel Bakhtin is one of the greatest twentieth century theorists in humanities, especially linguistics, who had a posthumous dramatic effect on intellectual currents. "Dialogism" is his famous theory, which led to Julia Kristeva's "Intertexuality" and Roland Barthe's "Author's Death." The basis of his theory is dialogism and polyphony in novels.Haftad Sang-e Ghabr (Seventy Tombstones) by Yadollah Royaee is an excellent example of espacemental poetry that contains seventy poems about death. The present article reveals that Bakhtin's dialogism is exploited in this book and analyzes the types of dialogue used in this book.