The Comparative Survey of Social Utopia in Gholamhossein Saeidi’s Tatar-e-Khandan and Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World from Chaos Theory Viewpoint

Comparative literature by placing the individuals together, their thoughts and works have made intellectuality beyond the boundaries of literature. In this research, two works of two authors from two far away parts of the world hinging on novel elements have been compared with regard to characterization and setting to come up with the commonalities and differences regarding the existential utopia and its illustration. Saeidi deploying a character threatened by hues and cries of cities take refuge in Tatar-e-khandan village and Huxley’s hero takes back from the complex welfare life style to the real world. They both from the view point of utopia among the pains and sufferings create heroes on the line of achieving their intended themes. The introduction of mental images, setting, and existential philosophy of the characters and their settings as well as their inner and outer struggle and their revelation from the chaos theory viewpoint has been the target of this research to introduce their commonalities through the dominant novel genre and the go togetherness of the west and the east writers. The research reveals the social utopia of the two writers from chaos theory view point.