The Ideal and Idealistic Woman of the Novel of the Islamic Revolution

The capacities of the novel are so vast and varied that they can be used to arrive at an accurate and almost complete understanding of society and its individuals. Also, because the novel does not have a life apart from human life, it can be considered a source of human behavior based on which the interests of individuals in society can be achieved. So it is not far from the truth to say that the novel has the most potential to represent the life of contemporary man. In the present article, based on selected novels from those of the Islamic Revolution and eight years of Holy Defense, the concepts of idealistic and idealistic women in the eyes of male and female writers have been studied. Based on the research results, it has been determined that gender is the most important factor in the definition of an idealistic and idealistic woman. Female writers consider a woman to be an idealist who has escaped from patriarchy and gained independence, and male writers also consider a woman to have these characteristics who have excelled in the home and family environment.