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This analysis reveals how party relations shape character development and plot in Kurdish novels, highlighting their social and political implications.
Relationships are an important part of human life and through them, members of society form different relationships, some of which are correct and positive and some are bad and negative. In doing so, some of these relationships lead to progress and growth of individuals and societies, especially when those relationships extend from one era to another era and from one place to another. Accordingly, sciences advance and civilizations obtain their preparations. These relationships are like a network, where political trends and Economic, social, religious, intellectual, etc. One of those relationships is partisan relations. It produces the outcome of a political organization, which is the party, among members of society and has an impact on the social, economic, and religious aspects, etc. On people, it also works on the formation of literature, especially on literature, especially the novel, as it has a wide area, where the priorities of the relationship, including party relations, appear, and the clear goals of them appear. The novelist benefits from the existence of party relations, in order to embody the climax of the novel's events, and on the other hand, the novelist also recovers from the formation of the characters and benefits from the political and social orientation of these characters. Through these relationships, especially party relationships, he works and tries to analyze his position and way of thinking and clarify their opinions.
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