Application of Deleuze's rhizomatous approach in Hana Mina's novel of Althalj o Yati Men Al Nafezeh

Deleuze's rhizomatic theory disrupts the finite order of the structure of thought. presents the literary work as a collection that pays attention to its functions and connections. And deterritorializes the currents by becoming. "Becoming" plays a central role in Deleuze's view. He uses the rhizome to explain his philosophy of "becoming." The rhizome is a non-hierarchical space in which all junctions are intertwined. Without any of those points benefiting from the central or main position. Deleuze's rhizomatic model is flexible and fluid and avoids purposeful, focused, planned and structural controls. In this article, in addition to introducing Deleuze rhizomatic theory, and proving the application of this approach, on the analysis of the novel Althalj, o Yati Men Al Nafezeh each of the principles of rhizomatic approach in the novel is examined and the author's storytelling ability is measured according to these principles .It is assumed that the rhizomatic approach can be considered an opportunity to analyze postmodernist novels and that Deleuze's reading has a significant impact on the reader's understanding of the novel. This study considers the novel "Al-Thalaj" as a rhizome that does not follow a hierarchical structure "Hana Mina" introduces the first character of her novel (Fayyaz) as a nomad who is permanently "going" and avoids focusing on one place. This novel does not seek to make sense and dictate it to the reader but gives the reader rhizomatic experiences and creates a new emotional and cognitive situation for him.