Sadegh Chubak And Hedayat Analysis

Chubak and Hedayat

Many believe that Sadegh Chubak was influenced by Hedayat and has imitated him. Chubak says at the beginning of his work he has brought his stories and has given to Hedayat to read and give comments about them. But it is completely clear that Chubak becomes independent after a while and when we look good we find out in the second half of Chubak’s writing, the works of these two have many differences. Chubak was under the influence of Hedayat. But he does not follow him. However, these two persons have had so much camaraderie, communication and competition: ‘‘Chubak told me in a day in the winter of 1324 at Ferdowsi cafe: ‘‘Chubak I 've gone to your fight. ‘‘I did not understand what his intention was. The

When he wrote the Hajaqa I said to him: ‘‘abandon the printing of this work Hedayat! ’’ But Hedayat said: ‘‘don 't think this manuscript gives me satisfaction, No! I know it 's a deceiving of yourself but let me throw this the last spit as well. ’’ He was one of the most advanced and aware humans of our century, he told : ‘‘Always the author is not the only one expressing his mentally eroding inner pain, that undoubtedly their pain too has a common aspect with other afflicted people. We should be aware of where we are standing. ’’ Standing against his own interests and class was his nature.

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