Investigating and criticizing the  madness parable anecdote from  Maghamat Hamidi book a case study based on the Structuralism Rules

Structuralists have introduced some rules to describe the authors’ works which describe the aesthetic aspects of a work and to compare the work with others as well as to determine the level of its creator’s ability beside criticizing and evaluation the work. This paper describes the “madness” anecdote from “Maghamat Hamidi” book in quantitative form based on the Structuralism Rules according to the anecdote architecture and its structural geometry, the work inherent mission and the author’s speech-written behavior. It concludes that the author have combined the context integrity in this book with art and talent as well as have presented his moral-religious advices to the readers. The Hamidi papers (book) are a series of short parable anecdote in each of them a mystical subject has been reviewed in the parable form.