A Stylistic Study and Analysis of Da Memoire

"Da" is a sample of contemporary Persian prose in 1380-1390s.
It clearly has a simple, brief, intimate, fluent and fictional text that, especially in the middle parts, enjoys a detailed view toward events.
Anecdotal narration and unity of structure are presented in a way that any reader can imagine the events.
"Da" is also a documentary about the imposed war narrating the problems people faced during the war. Metaphor is the main rhetorical technique used in the book. The frequency of verbs is intentionally high and is more than names and adjectives. This has led to the dynamicity of the text and its pleasant briefness. Arabic and Kurdish terms have a high frequency in the text as well. "Da" is such an extrovert and concrete work in which the narrator mostly talks about the surface of events using a detailed perspective.
Honest, effective narration of the events, especially of the first days of war in Khorramshahr, has made this work the expression of passions and emotions of the narrator.
Using analytic- descriptive techniques and emphasizing content, this study analyzes the stylistics of "Da" memoire based on three fields of stylistics: the stylistics of language, literal stylistics, and rational stylistics.