A Comparative Study of Feminist Perspectives in the Novels of Salhaye Abri and Mesle Ab Baraye Shokolat

Comparative literature is a field of literary research in which the works of two or more authors from two different languages ​​and nationalities are compared with each other. In the meantime, writers influence each other in their illustrations, the way of expressing their emotions, the choice of formats and themes, and the translations. In this article, feminist perspectives in the novel "Salhaye Abri" by Parinoosh Saniei and "Mesle Ab Baraye Shokolat" by Laura Squiol are read from a feminist perspective in an introduction and two discourses, using a descriptive-analytical method with example. The study and analysis of the feminist perspectives of these two novels shows that the attempt to identify and represent the oppression of women and their lost rights in the patriarchal system has been a common feature of these two works. The authors of both novels have expressed the status of women with common themes and subjects. They narrate the vision of the feminist view that patriarchy has infiltrated the minds and languages ​​of societies, and that one way to clear this mentality is to bow down and honor women.