The Feminist Marxist Approach to Analysing Hosseini’s A Thousand Splendid Suns

Abstract

This dissertation mainly sheds light on the analysis of khaled Hosseini novel A Thousands Splendid Suns which has been the concern of many specialists in literature, media and cinema. Only being set in Afghanistan is enough to attract attention about that undeveloped strictly traditional country; and great desire for knowledge was noticed to approach the type of citizenship, in particular, the people of that country everyday lives. Based on description and analysis, we strive to deepen and repeat the reading of the novel, in order to supply a good approach to the narrative and the plot from the lens of different critics interested by the novel After posing questions about the dilemma of different generations of women facing distinct types of men struggling for happiness sometimes, and greedy want another time, and after testing the hypotheses of the case, we infer some research findings that in spite of contradictory characters in the novel, there are always bad and good people expecting their resort, mainly seen from jalil, Rasheed, Tareq, the male characters opposed to the female ones: Nana, Laila and Mariam.