The confluence of Naturalism and “ Nihilism” in Sadegh Choubak's Fictional Works

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Saranjam Amin; Dashti Seyed Mohammad; MOHAMMADI MOHTASHAM

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Journal: Research in Narrative Literature Year:2020 | Volume:9 | Issue:1 Page(s): 79-94

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The confluence of Naturalism and “ Nihilism” in Sadegh Choubak's Fictional Works

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Saranjam Amin | Dashti Seyed Mohammad | MOHAMMADI MOHTASHAM | Issue Writer Certificate

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Absurd

Nihilism

Naturalism

Sadeq Choubak

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Nihilism is the denial and sometimes the whole of life. This idea dates back to ancient times and emerged in the Middle Ages, but it has been reorganized in modern times. Nietzsche, Kafka, and Emil Zola's students at the School of Naturalism paved the way. In today's philosophical and literary Naturalism, there are features that overlap with some of the non-authoritarian components and perspectives. Choubak's stories are full of naturalistic mixes and teachings. Naturalism, which has led to a passive inhumanity in Chubak's thought and vision, as it negates society and life, it offers no choice but to go out of this circle of astonishment and confusion. Although Naturalism is passive in some respects, it is not necessarily Absurd. The question that arises in Sadegh Choubak's work is whether to combine these passive naturalistic aspects with some nihilistic approaches that keep the writer and the reader as spectators. This article is an attempt to represent this intertwining that is sometimes difficult to discern between the two-Naturalism and Nihilism-in Chubak's works.

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Saranjam, Amin, Dashti, Seyed Mohammad, & MOHAMMADI, MOHTASHAM. (2020). The confluence of Naturalism and “ Nihilism” in Sadegh Choubak's Fictional Works. JOURNAL OF RESEARCH ON FICTIONAL LITERATURE, 9(1 ), 79-94. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/380192/en

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Saranjam Amin, Dashti Seyed Mohammad, MOHAMMADI MOHTASHAM. The confluence of Naturalism and “ Nihilism” in Sadegh Choubak's Fictional Works. JOURNAL OF RESEARCH ON FICTIONAL LITERATURE[Internet]. 2020;9(1 ):79-94. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/380192/en

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Amin Saranjam, Seyed Mohammad Dashti, and MOHTASHAM MOHAMMADI, “The confluence of Naturalism and “ Nihilism” in Sadegh Choubak's Fictional Works,” JOURNAL OF RESEARCH ON FICTIONAL LITERATURE, vol. 9, no. 1 , pp. 79–94, 2020, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/380192/en

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