Manifestations of Romanticism in the Story of "Anarbanoo and His Sons" by Goli Taraghi

Romanticism is used in the concepts of fantasy, legend, and dream. This movement uses all kinds of literary works, historical stories, horror and fantasy stories, love stories, and poetry as a means of expression. The story of "Anarbanoo and his sons" is a work of Goli Taraghi, which has many affinities with some elements of the school of romanticism. The current research is theoretical research that uses the library research method and data description and analysis to investigate the story of Anarbanoo and her sons from the story collection "Somewhere Else" based on the components of the school of romanticism. The scope and society studied is the story "Anarbanoo and his Sons" from the collection "Somewhere Else" by Goli Taraghi, published by Niloofar Publishing House. Referring to some findings, it can be said that the individuality of the main character of the story, which is one of the important features of romanticism school, has a special language in the emergence and reflection of some components of romanticism. Such as emotions, utopian dreams, naturalism, and nostalgia. The memory of the beloved and the critique of civility have been created. The old lady in this story puts the symbolic theme of love and overcoming problems in front of sanity. The motherly feeling has overcome any caution and reasoning in the possibility of occurrence. The basic principle of romanticism is the preference for feeling over reason.