Journal of the stylistic of Persian poem and prose
volume Number 14، number In Volume 4، July 2021 ، issue Number 62

A philosophical reading of the novel "Prince of Ehtejab" written by Houshang Golshiri Based on the rhizomatic approach of Gilles Deleuze

Ahmad Mohammadi , Hossein Ardalani (Author in Charge), Nafiseh Namadianpour

Abstract
BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES: With the introduction of modernist approaches to contemporary fiction, the use of narrative techniques in storytelling has become a prominent and noteworthy element and modern writers in accordance with their new ontology, have resorted to sophisticated narrative techniques and gradually from classical narrative. And the lines of the past decades have moved away. Houshang Golshiri is one of the contemporary novelists who has adopted a creative and professional attitude in most of his short and long works about the narrative industry. Based on the rhizomatic approach of the French philosopher Gilles Deleuze and its components such as de-authorization of the subject, becoming and becoming, de-territorialization and territorialization, this study examines the content and technique of the novel "Prince of Ehtejab".
METHODOLOGY: This research was conducted in a descriptive-analytical manner.
FINDINGS: The novel Prince of Ehtejab has the capability and capacity of rhizomatic rhyming reading due to its industrial and implicit structure.
CONCLUSION: Golshiri uses innovative and combined methods of fluid flow of mind, indirect indirect speech style and internal monologue, execution of nonlinear and circular plot, collage (molecular) payment of characters, non-topological plot location and story time in non-calendar board and finally creation The fluid form and structure of the narrative has made it possible to read the rhizomatically of the novel.

Keyword
Prince Ehtejab , Rhizome , Deleuze , Behavior , De-Terrorism.

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