Dukhtar-i nukhust'vazīr: Persiska (Farsi) 1402

Arash Pourshaaban, born in 1360 in Tehran, studied physics and the philosophy of science. Among his works, one can eat the forbidden fruit by Hanging (poetry collection), the dress that had no body, the ant and the apple tree (children's story), and when death takes Alzheimer's (play collection). Cited. The novel The Prime Minister's Daughter is the story of the people of a superpower country with liberal values, But these liberal values collapse in the face of a not-so-great crisis, and from the heart of that democratic structure, a pseudo-communist and then a fascist structure is born, and the desire for freedom and justice in the absence of rationality leads to a disaster to the extent that even science and philosophy become a tool for domination. becomes. The Prime Minister's Daughter is a black comedy with the style of magical realism and existential concerns, and of course, the praise of love as an antidote to political and philosophical suffering.