The understanding of narratives is examined and analyzed through a theoretical science known as narratology, and what has emerged from the structuralist foundations of narratology is known as combining narratives. The structuralist idioms and key narratological issues o More
The understanding of narratives is examined and analyzed through a theoretical science known as narratology, and what has emerged from the structuralist foundations of narratology is known as combining narratives. The structuralist idioms and key narratological issues of narratologists' ideas that have been established in this subject will be examined in this study, as well as examining the story of My Bird by Fariba Wafi utilizing the content analysis approach and the information acquired from it. Wafi is one of the female writers who, in the context of female narration in the story of My Bird, has been able to embrace the audience with this story and build a narrative story based on the components addressed in this study termed characterization, focus, and narrative time. The evolution of the characters in the story can be noticed in its evolutionary process by studying these components in the topic of characterization in the realm of direct and indirect description, action, speech, appearance, character strength through analogy, and environment. And the discussion of travel and migration in the external and interior features of the minds of the male and female characters of the story leads to their psychological structure in the discussion of the narrative chain and in the discussion of centralization, Individuals got focalized in discussions of psychological components, and the frequent use of the verb in narrative time discussions became a generalizable result for underdeveloped characters. This article has been done by descriptive-comparative analytical method.
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This article aims to study the image of women in two Iranian modern novels: Suvašun by Simin Daneshvar and My Bird by Fariba Vafi. The writers have tried to review and analyze the form and the content of the novels as well as the culture and ideology of the socie More
This article aims to study the image of women in two Iranian modern novels: Suvašun by Simin Daneshvar and My Bird by Fariba Vafi. The writers have tried to review and analyze the form and the content of the novels as well as the culture and ideology of the society laid on the women as depicted in the two novels. In this regard, a vivid picture of women, the reflection of their feelings and sentiments, the superiority of men over women, the dogmatism imposed on them, their being humiliated and exploited, the individual and social boundaries for them, and their lost identity have been focused on. In an analytic-descriptive method and through a deconstructive approach, the present study has explored the new wave in which contemporary female writers trend towards fighting a masculine way of looking at women and adopting a thoroughly feminist one instead in order to exhibit a new picture of women who want reforms in their situation but are doomed to live a passive life under outlying suppressions
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Present research aim was to study feminism points of view of Fariba Vafi and Sahar Khalife and also to study the woman portrait in these two writers’ works. Focusing on women affairs and showing the reality of their faces in literature was generalized in all perio More
Present research aim was to study feminism points of view of Fariba Vafi and Sahar Khalife and also to study the woman portrait in these two writers’ works. Focusing on women affairs and showing the reality of their faces in literature was generalized in all periods but by appearance of feminism monopolization in 20th century; paying attention to this affair achieved more importance and more writers allocated their writings to women affairs. Fariba Vafi the Iranian writer and Sahar Khalife, the Palestinian writer were those literary that mentioned women emotions and their problems in their novels and have reflexed their political, cultural and social thinking. The study reviewed the woman features in "My Bird" written by Fariba Vafi and "I'm Not Your Slave Anymore" written by Sahar Khalife via analytic-descriptive method and emphasizing on American- English feminism critic. Finding of this study showed that this two literary had optimistic look on women and unpleasant look on men. Findings represented that the women of two writings were not only humble but also abnormal women that insisted traditions confrontation of patriarchal society and demanded their natural rights.
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نویسندگان زن در آثار خود با به کارگیری تکنیک ها و مولفه های فرمی یکسان، اغلب به طرح اندیشه ها و مسائل مربوط به زنان و جایگاه و حضور آنان در زندگی و جامعه می پردازند. هدف پژوهش حاضر بررسی مسائل مشترک شخصیت اصلی زن در دو داستان «پرندهء من » از فریبا وفی و &laq More
نویسندگان زن در آثار خود با به کارگیری تکنیک ها و مولفه های فرمی یکسان، اغلب به طرح اندیشه ها و مسائل مربوط به زنان و جایگاه و حضور آنان در زندگی و جامعه می پردازند. هدف پژوهش حاضر بررسی مسائل مشترک شخصیت اصلی زن در دو داستان «پرندهء من » از فریبا وفی و «من او را دوست داشتم » از آناگاوالدا نویسنده معاصر فرانسوی است. در این پژوهش نگاه هر دو نویسنده به عشق، خانواده و جایگاه زنان در جامعه مورد بررسی قرار گرفته است. با توجه به اینکه این دو نویسنده از دو اجتماع متفاوت با فرهنگ و موقعیت جغرافیایی مختلف هستند اما پیام و درون مایه هر دو نویسنده ظلم به زن و تنهایی زنان و بی وفایی مردان است. زنان این داستان ها به دنبال کشف هویت فردی مستقل خود هستند و با وجود وابستگی عاطفی و اقتصادی که به همسران و خانواده خود دارند دچار خلا عاطفی شده و در نتیجه احساس تنهایی و خستگی روانی ناشی از نبود هویت و استقلال وجودشان را فراگرفته است.
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