The suffering of rejection and its function in avoiding perfection in Chubak's stories

Literary discourses are a clear document of the realities that can be analyzed to present a picture of individual and social crises in material and spiritual life. Story writing in the 20th decade of Hijri, with its new orientations, was formed as an ideological and reformist movement to demand social justice and, as a result, achieve human dignity. The problem of the present research is Chubak's view of the suffering of loneliness and rejection and its emotional and social consequences, which hinders the path of perfection.

This article is a theoretical research using a descriptive-analytical method, the information of which is collected in a library manner. The scope and statistical population of the study is all Chubak short and long stories.

Being freed from society, family and interpersonal relationships endangers the human position in achieving self-respect, equality before the law and fair distribution of wealth. Although in the findings of psychology, suffering has been introduced as one of the indicators of the meaning of life and human perfection, but the research data shows that in Chubak's stories, people lose their health and mental illness due to the suffering of rejection and loneliness. They are given and they are left behind.

By expressing himself naked, Chubak shows that not all people are able to turn life's sufferings into opportunities for self-improvement, on this basis, he wants to warn the people of society and social institutions to help them.