Journal of the stylistic of Persian poem and prose
volume Number 17، number In Volume 5، August 2024 ، issue Number 99

Analyzing the myth and the components of native realism and climate literature in the fictional works of Moniro Ravanipour

Abdullah Saberi Daryasari (Author in Charge)

Abstract

BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES: One of the parades of the ecole of realism is "climatic story". Moniro Ravanipour is one of the authors of contemporary fiction literature in the south of the country. Through familiarity with folk tales, legends, popular culture, archetypes, etc., she has depicted many native elements and components and beliefs of the people of the south, and the components of native realism and climate literature form the content of his stories. The main purpose of this research is to analyze the myth and the components of native realism and climate literature in the narrative works of Ravanipour.

METHODOLOGY: This research was done in a descriptive-analytical way based on library studies to analyze the myth and the components of native realism and climate literature in the narrative works of Ravanipour.

FINDINGS: In this research, some of the narrative works of Ravanipour, in which the beds, mythological elements and native realism components in them, have more objectivity and have enriched the imaginative aspect of her stories, have been analyzed. In the works of the target author, the most important function of myth is identity building. Analyzing the componens of native realism is a suitable foundation for preventing the erasure of native and ethnic culture and helping to rediscover the identity and culture of Iran, and has established the theory of this research and opens a new window to contemporary literature.

CONCLUSION: The result of the research shows that in the narrative works of Ravanipour, the space of climate literature, which is one of the characteristics of the ecole of native realism; has been seen and in terms of content of native and local elements, women"s pains in personal and social life, characterisation, creating space and with color and native smell is depicted. By defending the social and national identity, the author engages in mythmaking, and by mixing legends and mythical creatures, the ancient beliefs of the predecessors, customs and traditions, seasoned with myth, have been able to play a role in the creation of stories based on native realism in contemporary Iranian literature.

Keyword
Moniro Ravanipour , Analysis of stories , Popular culture , Climate literature , Native myths , Native realism

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