Sociological study of "I turn off the lights" with emphasis on Lucien Goldman's approach

Sociology of literature is a branch of sociology that, despite its long literary tradition and numerous literary works in the history of Iran, has not developed as much as it should and perhaps has not been among the family of social sciences. This lack of expansion can be seen both in the field of theory (toric) and in the field of empirical research. In the theoretical field, the limits of the sociology of literary genres and theoretical sociological approaches to literary works are not very clear. In the field of empirical research, too, research has been largely limited to the literary genre (with a slight tolerance for the novel), and other literary genres have been generally neglected. The main claim of the present article is that regardless of our theoretical approach in the sociology of literature, any literary genre has characteristics that should be considered by sociologists when analyzing. In this article, we study the socio-political works of Zoya Pirzad, a contemporary Armenian writer, with regard to Goldmann's constructivist method. In this method, the content of the literary work and its relationship with the society in which the work was created are examined, and instead of describing the content of the literary work, its content and its relationship with worldview in a particular period are examined. . Therefore, in this novel, the spirits and living conditions of the people are briefly mentioned and the phenomena, behaviors, structures and socio-political ups and downs of the lives of the characters of the novel are explained.