Mandanipur's Syncretic Personality in the Del Dadegi (Enamored of Love) Novel. [In Persian]

• Main Authors: Fateme Sadat Tahiri, Fatemeh Bahmani
• Format: Article
• Language: Arabic
• Published: Osool Al-Dīn College & International E-Research Foundation (IERF) 2018-09-01
• Series: آموزش زبان، ادبیات و زبانشناسی
• Subjects: Characterization; Storied Studies; Shahriar Mandanipour; Epic Literature
• Online Access: http://jltll.ierf.ir/index.php/home/article/view/16

After the Revolution the Persian literature was influenced by the great Epic and the creation of many works, including prose and written, in various literary forms, especially the fiction with this theme, confirms the views of the schools of social critique and the importance and magnitude of the war for the Iranian people, especially the literary ones. Along with many stories that have completely reflected this theme, there are other works that indirectly and perhaps more effectively reflect this great incident with a charm and eloquence completely, that can cite “Del Dadegi (Enamored of Love)” Novel by Shahriar Mandanipour. The author, in the various events of his story, allocates an episode to go to war of one of the main characters of the story (Kakaee), which along that by correct selection of characters other than the main character, all are specific to this episode and a syncretic characterization; that is from three direct, indirect, and Stream of consciousness (narrative mode), takes into account the proper manner with this part. Although Del Dadegi (Enamored of Love) is an index model of Stream of consciousness, but Mandanipour have less attention to the presentation of inner of the characters in the episode of the front, whose characters are not able to focus on their internal struggles because of intense external exertion, and he considered to mostly indirectly method among characterization types. For the first time in this article, the author attempts to introduce the characters of this novel and to studies kinds of character and its characterization to determine author's power for syncretic characterization in how extent is effective in the success of the author and the reader's impressionability and setting appropriate to the atmosphere of the war.