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Mohammadi M, Baseri S. A comparative study of description between "shauhar e ahu khanom" & "zeinab" based on dialogue. CLRJ 2023; 11 (3) :61-91
URL: http://clrj.modares.ac.ir/article-12-68763-en.html
1- Persian literature dept. Faculty of literature & humanity. Salman Farsi university of Kazerun. Kazerun. Iran. , mohtasham@kazerunsfu.ac.ir
2- Persian literature dept. Faculty of literature & humanity. Salman Farsi university of Kazerun. Kazerun. Iran.
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In the 20th century, two influential novels were written in Egypt and Iran, which found a special place. Dr. Heikel's novel Zeinab in Egypt and Ali Mohammad Afghani's novel Shohar Aho Khanum established a new trend in the fiction prose of the two countries. Obviously, due to the nature of the novel and the detail in it, the element of description has a prominent position. Dialogue is one of the effective tools in description and makes the flow of the story between the characters more alive. Although Zeinab's novel has not yet been translated into Farsi and only an English translation of it is available, a thesis has been compiled on the comparison of these two influential novels, and an article has been prepared on the description of these two works. Using the descriptive-analytical method and library method, this research compares the role and effect and how the dialogue element is used in the descriptions of the novel Shuhar Ahokhanam by Mohammad Ali Afghani and the novel Zeinab by Mohammad Hossein Heikal as two pioneering novels in the presian & Arabic literature.The dialogue element in Shohar Ahokhanam's novel is bold, technical and more effective than the dialogue in Zeinab's novel, especially in the plot of the story.

 
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