Review of Tasharaf in Goli Targhee short stories

Writers create their own style in each historical period due to their personality traits, experiences and work background. In this research, the collection of short stories of Goli Targhi has been analyzed using the archetype of Joseph Campbell's "Hero's Journey" theory.Leading research is a theoretical study that has been conducted in the style of library research. The scope and community of study, the collection of short stories of Goli Targhee; It includes "I'm Che Guevara", "Scattered Memories", "Somewhere Else", "Two Worlds" and "A Second Chance".In almost all the stories, the author has designed the characters in such a way that they seek to make a change and want to bring their situation from what is unfavorable to them to the favorable stage.They have to make a decision to make this change in themselves, others or their surroundings. fictional characters using tools; Because traveling, reminiscing, forcing others and other things, they reach a kind of honor and decide to regain their hope again.Decisions may sometimes not agree with the audience's mentality, such as suicide, but they are all in line with the wishes of the fictional character and in his opinion to reach a better situation and change the situation. This "tashraf" can be seen as a stylistic feature of Goli Targhee's short stories.