Representation of dual attitude towards nature in the linguistic and rhetorical layers of Barzegari poems in Bakhtiari culture

The importance of examining the issue of the type of attitude towards nature in Barzegari poems in Bakhtiari culture is that these attitudes and perceptions shape the way people deal with nature and can have positive or negative effects. Have. Accordingly, in this research, with a documentary method and descriptive-analytical approach, this issue is studied in Barzegarichr poems and these questions are answered, what kind of attitudes towards nature are reflected in these poems, and Which linguistic and rhetorical propositions have been responsible for inducing these attitudes? The research results show that there is a dual view of the nature of summer and winter in Barzegarichr poems; In a way that describes the nature of summer, paradise and inspires passion, boiling and life; But the image of the nature of winter is an ugly, black and hell-like image that indicates violence and causes disgust to this nature. In these poems, more than the contrast of detailed, auxiliary and negative words, signified words, non-selection of places, rhyme and repetition music, verbs and adjectives, explicit metaphor and anthropomorphism, simile and irony, for reflection. This dual view of nature has been used.