Aesthetics of Surrealist Elements in "Nadia" by Andre Burton and "Three Drops of Blood" by Sadegh Hedayat

Art and aesthetics are broad components through which the world is interpreted, affecting imagination, creation and expression in a perceptual process. Aesthetic experience and knowledge challenge new methods and perspectives of the mind. "Nadia" by Andre Burton and "Three Drops of Blood" by Sadegh Hedayat serve as clear examples of objective and mental beauty elements that reveal the hidden reality of the deep mental state of man in his subconscious mind. They possess an ontological reality of which our consciousness has only grasped a small part. The purpose of analyzing the aesthetic elements of these works, which represent the needs of different areas of human life through intuition, reflection and attention to the transcendental world, is to create an interactive connection between human feelings, thoughts, wisdom and imagination. The goal is to understand how these works are written and why they hold value. In this research, using a descriptive and analytical method and the approach of comparative literature, we rely on the American critical school for qualitative analysis of the surrealistic aesthetic aspects of the works. We have concluded that the beauty of language and imagination in the superstructure part, and the beauty of the content in the deep construction part using the techniques of surrealism, are the constructive foundations of the beauty of these works that lead to the creation of spaces that is a rebellion to free the mind from limitations.