A Comparative Study on Feministic Language in The Dog and the Long Winter and The Grass is Singing

The present article surveys the feministic language of "the Dog and the long winter" by Shahrnoosh Parsi Poor and "the grass is singing" by Doris Lessing comparatively. Parsi Poor and Lessing study the woman as the main character and hero in order to review their situation in the society, their problems and limitations they may face in a patriarchal society. While both works are the first published works of both authors, the present article attempts to study the relationship between feminism and feministic language in order to analyze the question: Do these works enjoy a feministic language? It also follows by considering the feministic language in abovementioned works.