Manifestations of information technologies in the poetry of Bahktiyar Vahabzadeh

Abstract

This article provides an extensive analysis of various aspects of information technologies in the poetry of Bakhtiyar Vahabzadeh. The impact of information technologies on human life in the modern era is reflected in his poetic symbolism, concepts of time and information flow, as well as in the relationship between humans and technology. Symbols such as “spider’s web” and “exhibit man” poetically represent the influence of technology on national identity and collective memory. Themes of time and information flow play an important role in shaping human consciousness and preserving national memory. The dialogue between humans and technology in Vahabzadeh’s poetics highlights both ethical and psychological issues. The purpose of this article is to clarify Bakhtiyar Vahabzadeh’s poetic stance in the rapidly changing information era and to invite readers to reflect on modern technology and national consciousness. The article presents the poet’s work as a poetic and philosophical view of the contemporary information society.