Stylistics of Women's Prose in the Qajar and Constitutional Periods

Iranian literature and history show that in the past, the women"s community has been absent from the narrative and historical role, and in this absence, the pen has been in the hands of men who have removed or distorted the true appearance of women throughout history. However, the constitutional period must be looked at differently. The course, which was accompanied by an introduction to Western culture, social demands, literacy efforts, letter-writing, journalism, and social scenes for Iranian women, so that it could be the beginning of a period in The history of Iran knew that women had made their social demands. In fact, from this period, we can gradually see the signs of women"s presence in the field of writing, especially in the public and social spheres of Iran. The aim of this study is to investigate the stylistic style of women"s prose in the Qajar and constitutional periods, in order to recognize their real social status in this historical period. In this research, data collection using library resources and historical research Describes and analyzes data. The findings show that gender, social class, level of education and women"s morale have influenced the stylistic features of these works.