Naqd va Barrisī-yi Shi'r-i Mu'āṣir: Persiska (Farsi) 1398

Mehdi Akhwan the Third is a prominent Iranian poet, writer, and translator. He was born in Tabriz in 1938 and died in Tehran in 1977. The Third Brotherhood was active in the field of poetry, short stories, and translation and has published many works in the Persian language. His poems are written differently and innovatively and convey his feelings and experiences to the reader by using rich images and poetic language. He was one of the prominent poets of the 1950s in Iran, and his works are still popular among those interested in literature and poetry. At the beginning of the book, there is an article written by Dr. Shafi'i Kodkani, who mentions some of the poetic features of the Third Brotherhood. In a part of this article, it is stated: "The Brotherhood had a special style in poetry and prose. A piece of his poetry (both classic and modern) stands out among hundreds of similar pieces. His prose is also like that. It is enough to put one paragraph of it among several pages of other people's writings. He shows his style in the first line. The next text of the book is written by the third brother, in which he mentions the beginning of his poetry and then explains the language of his poetry. The third article of the book is about the life and poetic art of the Third Brotherhood. In the fourth article of this book, there is a passing reference to the teaching of the Third Brotherhood in 1358 at the University of Tehran with the subject of "criticism and analysis of contemporary poetry". The subsequent writings of the book are the lectures of the Third Brotherhood in the classroom, which first started with an introduction to the criticism and review of contemporary poetry, and continued with the poem "New Air" by Shamlou, "Zamin" by Sayeh, "Jazeera" by Zohri, and Sohrab Sepri and Nima and Forough have stated some things.