The Crushed People In Iranian Short Stories Today

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Karam-ali Qadamyari , Ali Gholinami ,

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Volume 1 - December 2012 (12)

Abstract

The short story is called the "voice only," because the reader cannot can do imaginary nature with their. The common feature of the modern short story is due to the presence of “crushed characters”. These people have been crushed; have different challenges due to the damage of different cultural, in different cultures. These people are different of a writer to another writer and from generation to generation. Personality dimensions are very important of simplicity and complexity, or flat and round, development or lack of character development throughout the story and multidimensional nature of him which makes the occurrence of contradictory traits and makes him unpredictable. Four short stories are examined in this article that has enough obsessions in it to provide the correct pattern, and is classified the fictional characters in three. 1- The chance for revenge. 2- Persistent and futile attempts to understand the tragedy that occurred to them. 3- Escape from the humiliation of the absolute ruin. 

Keywords

Characters, Challenges, Changes, Simplicity, Complexity, Contradictory Traits

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