Journal of the stylistic of Persian poem and prose
volume Number 15، number In Volume 4، July 2022 ، issue Number 74

The Survey of Hear Narrative in Works of Jalal Al-Ahmad

Farhad Doroudgarian (Author in Charge), Maryam Torabi Goodarzi

Abstract

BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES: The role of the Hear Narrative in the creation of the story is so fundamental that its absence is equal to the death of the fictional world. In addition to the dominant voice of the narrator, another voice that reaches the audience is the voice of the Hear Narrative. The Hear Narrative shows himself in several ways and is one of the four main roles in the narration (real writer, real reader, narrator and Hear Narrative); Therefore, knowing it can lead to recognizing the characteristics of the narrative text. The present study has a narrative analysis with a focused look at the analysis of the narrative using the works of the prominent Iranian author Jalal Al-Ahmad.

METHODOLOGY: This research was a descriptive-analytical method.

FINDINGS: The Hear Narrative in Al-Ahmad"s works is intra-fiction. In the narrative space of this author, the Hear Narrative plays both the role of the narrator and the Hear Narrative has been addressed to the narrator indirectly with a question and pseudo-question. Has mastered.

CONCLUSION: In the collection of studied stories, we see introspective Hear Narrative. In order to tell his stories in many parts of the story, the narrator chooses the Hear Narrative as a character and puts him in situations and encounters with events and happenings that happen to a character.

Keyword
Narratology , Hear Narrative , Narrative text , Narrator , Jalal Al-Ahmad

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