Periodization the Literature of Revolution Based on Jurgen Ruhle's Theory: Analyzing Rupture /Unrupture of Intertexality

"Revolution" is one of the important issues that cause extensive changes in various political and social aspects of the society. The revolution has such an important effect on the periodization of art and literature that the literature of some countries is divided into "literature before or after the revolution". One of the most important theories about the relationship between literature and revolution is Jurgen Ruhle's theory. The present paper tries to periodize the literature of the Islamic Revolution in general, based on Ruhle's classification, and also investigate the rupture or unrupture of intertextuality in revolutions. For this purpose, the definition of intertextuality has been discussed first, and in order to classify the literature of the Islamic Revolution, Jurgen Ruhle's triple periodization (the period of sentimentality, the period of doubt and the period of rupture) has been used. Finally, the rupture or unrupture of Intertexality in revolution has been scrutinized. This research, which is written with a descriptive-analytical method, uses various linguistic theories, Harold Bloom's "reality" theory, and other related theories to further confirm Ruhle's theory, and concludes that it is possible to use the classification of Ruhle as a criterion for periodization of Islamic Revolution literary works. In addition, although revolutions cause intertextual rupture, this rupture does not include all the components of the tradition, because the slow and continuous flow of the tradition is more rooted than that the political and social events of a specific period or system cause it destroyed completely.