Intertextuality Relationships of Kasrai's Arashe Kamangir (Archer Arash) Poem and Akhavan Sales Khane hashtom (Eighth Adventure)

Intertextuality is an important issues in the contemporary literary theory, which has been studied by researchers due to comparison with research history and taste of Iranian in the field of studying the loaning and influence of context. This paper aims, by the descriptive-analytical method, to with taking advantage of such event, particulary by relying on Jenny point of view about the strong intertextuality and Bloom votes concern with the worry of effectiveness, discover and analyse the various relation and enormous similarities of both poems of kasrai's Arashe kamangir (archer arash) and Akhavan's khane hashtom (eighth adventure) and where by, prove the certainty of wide effectiveness of Akhavan compared with kasrai. For this reason, in this paper, the relation of both poem, regard to contents and form has studied and analysed. Results of this study showed that there is a strong intertextual relation between both poems. This relation is based on continuity in term of sharing the myth-focused and at saga genre, on correspondence in term of sharing in social-political events, initial space-making, narrator and external music. It is based on evolution in term of language structure and ending. But Akhavan, in order to release from effectiveness worry, tired to show his poem different from Kasrai poem.