Feminist Criticism of Simin Daneshvar's Novels: 'Wander Island' and 'Wander Cameleer'

The women presence in the process of social movements have been alwaysan important event. One of the manifestations of these social movements is the activities of novelist women in different societies of the modern and non-modern worlds. SiminDaneshvar is one of the pioneers of Iranian storytellers who dealt too much with women problems in her writings. In this article the researchers try to depict Daneshvar's feminist tendencies and the causes of such tendencies in her selectet novels. The research deals with the problem by use of descriptive-analytic method. The results of the research show that the writer by writing in feminist framework reflects her painful view of masculinistsociety, and at the same time is in search of her lost identity and to find a way to scape from mistake beliefs about the gender and her inner wanders. In fact, she uses feminism as a bridge to discover her ultra-feminist abilities. This research in its new findings seems to be a novel research.