The analysis of dichotomous deconstruction and contradictions in the novel

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Rahimi Fariba; Alizadeh Khayyat Naser; Moshfegi Arash

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Journal: Journal of Persian Language and Literature (University of Tabriz) Year:2020 | Volume:72 | Issue:240 Page(s): 139-167

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The analysis of dichotomous deconstruction and contradictions in the novel "This street has no speed"

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Rahimi Fariba | Alizadeh Khayyat Naser | Moshfegi Arash | Issue Writer Certificate

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Abstract

Abstract Dual oppositions are one of the most important functions of human collective mind. For the first time, Nikolai Trojistov, a phonologist (1890-1938), referred to the term "double contrasts. " This issue has been particularly respected by constructivist theorists, and novelists have either asked for it or used it unwittingly in the narrative structure of their stories. Given the importance of the novel "This street is not accelerating", in the post-revolution literature, this essay attempts, in a descriptive-analytical way based on Deconstruction elements, to examine the elements of women in the writings of contemporary literature in this novel. And has come to the conclusion that this modernist novel, in a deconstructive way, seeks to create doubts about the duality of man and woman. The apparent dual opposite of this novel is patriarchal / feminist thinking. For this reason, female characters find that their status and identity are the product of patriarchal imposed social relationships that created men and authority for the male language. The written language of the text is due to the reflection of beliefs, worldviews and emotional affairs, highlighting women's oppression in confrontation with the man, paying attention to the sense of hatred and fear in women, the sense of women's independence in the main character of the novel, protesting the male repressive and responding to With feminist criticism, Deconstruction etc., it is an attempt to express contradictions in a patriarchal society. Keywords: women, writing, Deconstruction, gender, world Mary

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Rahimi, Fariba, Alizadeh Khayyat, Naser, & Moshfegi, Arash. (2020). The analysis of dichotomous deconstruction and contradictions in the novel "This street has no speed". PERSIAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE (JOURNAL OF FACULTY OF LETTERS AND HUMANITIES (TABRIZ)), 72(240 ), 139-167. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/361278/en

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Rahimi Fariba, Alizadeh Khayyat Naser, Moshfegi Arash. The analysis of dichotomous deconstruction and contradictions in the novel "This street has no speed". PERSIAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE (JOURNAL OF FACULTY OF LETTERS AND HUMANITIES (TABRIZ))[Internet]. 2020;72(240 ):139-167. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/361278/en

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Fariba Rahimi, Naser Alizadeh Khayyat, and Arash Moshfegi, “The analysis of dichotomous deconstruction and contradictions in the novel "This street has no speed",” PERSIAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE (JOURNAL OF FACULTY OF LETTERS AND HUMANITIES (TABRIZ)), vol. 72, no. 240 , pp. 139–167, 2020, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/361278/en

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