Dissociative Identity Disorder In Sepideh Shamloo Novel: "Sorkhey Tou Az Man"
Subject Areas : Sport Management
نرگس Oskoui
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(Assistant Professor,Sama Technical and professional Center, Islamic Azad University, Tabriz Branch, Tabriz, Iran)
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Abstract :
Dissociative identity disordet is a rare entity's disintegration, often resulted of emotional trauma caused by sexual abuse in childhood.The Shamloo novel; called "Sorkhey tou az man"(The literal translation is, my yellow is yours, and your red is mine. This is a purification rite. Loosely translated, this means you want the fire to take your pallor, sickness, and problems and in turn give you redness, warmth, and energy) was reviewed in this paper. The reviewed novel was written with a focus on such a mental illness. The novel tried to implement the storyboard techniques (associations, suspense, characterization, symbolism, etc.) and psychoanalysis procedures (hypnosis, counseling, purify the mind, etc.) to describe significant social problem. In addition, the novel based on a feminine look and critically dicussed many other family and social problems (suicide, prostitution, etc.). This paper- through "interdisciplinary research methods" assessed how such personality disorder was described in the novel and the method utilized for characterization and narrative, storytelling and psychoanalysis as well as explore the ways in which different layers of narration was processed.
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