the unspoken in the feminist discourse the novel "Red Morphine" by majdoli Aljarmany is an example

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Abstract : Generally, the inspoken in literary discourse is considered a hidden eff-ective element that parallels the apparent structure of the narrative discourse. The writer, then, works on weaving the threads of the technical structures of the text, through which he seeks to obliterate the esoteric aspects because it carries with it issues that raise topics from the heart of daily life, and usually the searching journey for the unspoken is a penetration into the memory of meaning. Contemporary feminist memory in this case becomes exposed to more than one barrier that hinders the path of creative writing, and this may be deprived of a masculine memory that closely monitors the details of feminist writing. Therefore, this type of writing tends to silent cries, in the history of women this study aims to search for what is hidden in majdoli Aljarmany’s speech, and this appears in a number of feminist writing mechanisms. Received