Manifestations of philosophy, cinema and world literature in Hossein Panahi's poetry

In his poems, Hossein Panahi has referred to the word philosophy, as well as many philosophical and artistic names and terms, each of which is very famous in the history of its culture. The high frequency of these terms, names and schools in Panahi's works shows the value and valuable place of these concepts in his thinking and perspective. This article seeks an answer to the question of what philosophical schools and artistic worlds (generally literary and cinematic) are reflected in his poetry and what is his approach to each. In other words, what is the role of each of these concepts in forming the foundations of his thinking? This issue is important because by examining the poet's direct allusions to the philosophical and artistic worlds, we can represent Hossein Panahi's intellectual and philosophical framework and interpret his other poems accordingly.