The style of Real writers in using mythical concepts Relying on the novel "Smoke" and "You Are Destroyed"

Hossein Sanapour is one of the contemporary writers who creates his works with a realistic tendency. Most writers and literary critics believe that the use of archetypal and mythical elements is often found in works of surrealism and magical realism; For realists, realist works, except in rare cases, lack this art and deep literary construction. According to contemporary literary theories, sometimes the author of realism indirectly or in other words subconsciously uses some archetypal and mythological elements in creating his work. The authors of this article confirm this view based on the analysis of the two novels "Smoke and Destruction" by Snapur, and therefore in this article they have tried to find the mentioned elements by reading mythological and archetypal.

This research has analyzed the data by collecting and preparing the required books and materials by descriptive-analytical method. After studying and reviewing the authors, the study items were extracted from the mentioned works and they were classified and the data obtained from the research were examined.

The novels "Smoke" and "Destroy Miai" contain mythical elements that the author has sometimes consciously and sometimes unconsciously used to induce some concepts; The names of some characters, the use of some signs that have been transformed according to the background of myths, as well as the tree, representations of the mother's womb, for example, the sky, rain, etc., are among the items that are found in abundance in the text.

The quasi-mythical characters of the novel "Smoke and Destruction Come" are passive characters who had an unimaginable past with lofty goals; Their name is also a noun, contrary to their modern function. Laden, Muzaffar, Mahtab, Roozbeh, Ferdows, etc. are in this category. None of these names really represent their character in the course of the story. Other mythological concepts include; The myth of the tree, the myth of paradise, the descent and motherhood are also seen indirectly in these two novels.