Investigating the effect of gender on the use of simile in works by Fariba Vafi

The general feminist scholars believe that, as the differences in the language of feminine and masculine language are in the speech, it also appears in the writings. The purpose of this article is to investigate the effect of gender on the language of Fryba Vafi during the application of simile. So, six of Fariba vafi's works, choice and effects of gender on his simile have been studied. This review includes "Types of linguistic gender in the simile," "The type and quality of the author's simile about the story's men," and "body images" in these works. The findings show that Fariba vafi is a good example of a feminist interpretation of the world around him and, with the influence of gender, has tried to make his role as an enlightening narrator in this context when making likeness. . Indeed, the fabrication of likeness by Fariba vafi is one of the modes of expression created by his feminine language. This gender-specificity is more in line with the "moshabah" than "moshaba beh". vafi has generally used this gender simulation to inspire his female world. The image he gives men in this simile represents the specific emotional and psychological distances of women story with their men. The female body does not imply direct and explicit.