Women's Modale Identity: From Utopia to Harem

The false Calisthenian script (sixth century) is another narrative of Alexander's life and struggles, and has been transformed, as in other scriptures, into the manipulation of narrators and storytellers. In this story, Alexander goes to the fairy-tale city, which is the ideal of women or hero, contrary to other scriptures, fights with the king of women and enslaves him, and then marries him; the dream of women With the reality of the sixth century. The analysis of the sign of semantics can, while analyzing the text, by separating and analyzing the relations between the signs, the separation of the orientation of the primary discourse from the new value systems that are represented as semantic homogeneous, and the removal or distortion The stories that other scholars point to has speculated about it, in the structure of the story and in light of the new cultural forms. The present study first examines the narrative model, then the octanes and actors based on their model identities and their figurative identities. What kind of modeling and identity ideas women have dreamed about in their ideals, and what their dreams have changed in relation to the social and cultural reality of the sixth century. How do semantic identities make inaccessible areas of activity and how women experience cultural activities prohibited areas of activity? The discrepancy between the structure of narrative and discourse with respect to the presence of the writer through the examination of the system of action It comes.