Cari-kalamator
Cari-kalamator (Persian: کاریکلماتور) is the name of the Parviz Shapour's writings. The first time the term was used was in the Khoosheh Journal's editorial in 1968. in that Journal, Ahmad Shamlou said: this word is derived from "caricature" and "kalameh" (in Persian: کلمه) (it means 'word'). Shapour's writings are cartoons that have been expressed through words.[1]
Examples from Parviz Shapoor's Cari-kalamators
- My heart is the most populated city in the world.
- Welcome to my eyes.
- Raindrop, is a small ocean.[2]
gollark: > there are evil people and evil deedsright afterward though?
gollark: It's not like you can measure evilness as a physical property like you can mass or something.
gollark: Moral relativism isn't incompatible with disliking people doing things you consider evil, and what would something being "objectively evil" even mean?
gollark: You can get an extra, not very useful sense.
gollark: The last one is probably "doctor of science".
References
- کاریکلماتور چیست؟
- from Parviz Shapour's book: Selective of the Parviz Shapour's cari-kalamator, Morvarid publication , 1992
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