Literary techniques and knowledge are one of the major topics and fundamental pillars of Persian language and literature research, which have been the focus of researchers in this field for a long time, and scientific journals, which are the indicators of scientific progress of such research, are a very suitable platform to Professors and researchers of Persian language and literature should present and publish their scientific research in this way. Since it was felt that such a publication is necessary among the literary publications of the country, in this regard, the Persian language and literature colleagues of the University of Isfahan decided two years ago to provide the grounds for the publication of such a publication, which, thank God, with the follow-ups Their continuous and effective cooperation of the Association for the Promotion of Persian Language and Literature, the scientific pole of the Department of Persian Literature and the unreserved assistance of the Research and Technology Department of the University of Isfahan, the efforts were fruitful and the first issue of the Journal of Literary Techniques, which is one of the three scientific-research journals The Department of Persian Language and Literature of Isfahan University is currently prepared to be evaluated and criticized by experts and to benefit from their valuable guidance. We would like to sincerely thank the esteemed members of the editorial board of the journal and the respected professors who rushed to help us in the matter of refereeing, and wish them more success in various scientific and cultural fields.

The purpose of this publication is to provide a basis for creating scientific exchanges, consolidation, promotion and development of knowledge, to provide a basis for the publication and distribution of information in the field of literary techniques. The journal of literary arts publishes articles in the following fields.• Main topics:

• Persian grammer

• Historical order

• Rhetoric

• Stylistics

• history of literature

• Literary criticism

• Prosody and rhyme

• Philology