NOVEL: FACTUAL REALITY OR REPRESENTATIONAL NARRATIVE? (A STUDY OF VERISIMILITUDE TECHNIQUES IN EARLY PERSIAN NOVELS)

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SADEGHI MOHSENABAD HASHEM

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Journal: LITERARY CRITICISM Year:2016 | Volume:9 | Issue:35 Page(s): 53-70

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NOVEL: FACTUAL REALITY OR REPRESENTATIONAL NARRATIVE? (A STUDY OF VERISIMILITUDE TECHNIQUES IN EARLY PERSIAN NOVELS)

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PERSIAN NOVELQ2

VERISIMILITUDEQ1

REALITYQ2

REALISMQ2

FRAME NARRATIVEQ1

PSEUDO-HISTORICISMQ1

Abstract

This study investigates VERISIMILITUDE techniques in early PERSIAN NOVELs. To do this, various techniques of VERISIMILITUDE deployed in novels written from 1300 to 1320 (1920-1940) are extracted and categorized. Next, I analyze the rationale behind their usage and their relation to the conventions and presuppositions of the novel on the one hand, and the social context of that period on the other hand. The authors of that period vouched for the REALITY of the events of the stories using narrative strategies to authenticate the factuality of their stories and, at times, quite directly, asserting that the events of the story are based on objective realities. I have argued that the insistence on rendering the events of the novel as REALITY has its roots in the embryonic nature of this medium, belief in pedagogical function ofthe novel, prejudice against this new medium, and the intellectuals‘ belligerent stance against fiction.

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SADEGHI MOHSENABAD, HASHEM. (2016). NOVEL: FACTUAL REALITY OR REPRESENTATIONAL NARRATIVE? (A STUDY OF VERISIMILITUDE TECHNIQUES IN EARLY PERSIAN NOVELS). LITERARY CRITICISM, 9(35 ), 53-70. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/158218/en

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SADEGHI MOHSENABAD HASHEM. NOVEL: FACTUAL REALITY OR REPRESENTATIONAL NARRATIVE? (A STUDY OF VERISIMILITUDE TECHNIQUES IN EARLY PERSIAN NOVELS). LITERARY CRITICISM[Internet]. 2016;9(35 ):53-70. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/158218/en

IEEE: Copy

HASHEM SADEGHI MOHSENABAD, “NOVEL: FACTUAL REALITY OR REPRESENTATIONAL NARRATIVE? (A STUDY OF VERISIMILITUDE TECHNIQUES IN EARLY PERSIAN NOVELS),” LITERARY CRITICISM, vol. 9, no. 35 , pp. 53–70, 2016, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/158218/en

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