The Complete Persepolis

Persepolis tells an unforgettable story of Satla's childhood and grew up in a Tehran loving family during the Islamic Revolution. In contradiction between the private life and the public life of the country that was suffering from political turmoil, she faced an adolescent trial away from his family in Vienna's high school, her return home was sweet and terrible, and finally, She was exiled from her beloved country. This is a record of adolescence and adolescence, once used to be frightening and familiar, but intertwined with the history of young countries full of universal trials and enjoyment of growth.

Avant-garde, sharp observation, frank, usually disgusting, but full of primitive humor and careful wisdom - from the most respected and extremely talented work of today's work, Persepolis is a wonderful work is. Graphic Artist

Complete Persepolis is an autobiographical novel by Marjane Satrapi, a childhood story of Marjane in Iran. In this story, Marjane (Marji) was raised by Communist parents. This evidence of Marxist development has appeared many times in the book, especially when Marj sighs.

Role of Gender in Persepolis Marjane Satrapi's complete Persepolis is a graphic novel that depicts the life of Marjane Satrapri during the Iranian Revolution. Satrapi tells us that she grew up with a lot of big changes that she forced women and a child raised under the new law developed by Sheh. In the meantime, the Iranians were forbidden to read or listen to music not approved by the regime. - Religious role throughout Persepolis Today there are many religions. For some people religion is a guide, but for others it seems like falling in love. In 1979, Iran met with the Islamic Revolution. During this time some people stuck to religion and others gave up. Marjane Satrapi wrote about Persepolis about her life at that time. At first, Satrapi stuck to religion; but at the end of the book she seemed to let go.

Some countries have experienced dictatorships, and they abuse the authority over the state. In the story of The Complete Persepolis by Marjane Satrapi, she changed her view of Iran by the event and the idea of ​​eastern fundamentalism. In 1979, the Islamic Revolution occurred in Iran. This year is a year when many changes occur in the country. In the first chapter of the veil, freedom of characters and their speech is suppressed.