Woman in Iranian Realism Relying on the Novel (Missing Soluch)

The attitudes, approaches, and ideological, cultural, and social requirements of each society in the cultural-artistic exchanges between different societies lead to change, evolution in the cultural-artistic components of the exchange. Iranian cultural-social beliefs, in the early period of Westernization of Iranians' intellectual - after adopting the school of Western realism from Western literature - made fundamental changes to the principles and norms of this literary school that eventually reproduced it as an independent school with a purely Iranian method and with specific Iranian components, to the extent that The term (Iranian realism) can be considered appropriate for this school. This research, based on qualitative content analysis, examines (Woman in Iranian Realism) as one of the most important components of Iranian realism in the novel (Missing Soluch). In this research, the challenges facing the Iranian woman and her personality dimensions in the family is categorized as headings and sub-sections, its different aspect and then evaluated in the novel. Also, in the process of this research, the author's attention and focus on the historical identity - The social status of Iranian women as a component of Iranian realism is explained and analyzed.