In WANDERING island and WANDERING cameleer, simin daneshvar confronts the audience with a discourse in which "action "is subjected to unusual circumstances. In this situation, the actor is always confronted with feelings such as anxiety, WANDERING, fear, challenging himself, insecurity, escaping the past and feeling insecure and rejecting one situation into another. For him every situation is a semantic hole that requires a jump energy to pass through. In such a situation, the actor loses the power of any action and becomes an emotional subject that wanders between too states of staying and not staying, becoming and not being. In this essay examines the existential conditions of the two WANDERING island novels and the WANDERING cameleer in order to find out what factors interfere with the process of action and passage into the existential state. In this descriptive-analytical study, this research has been attemped with regard to Griemas and tarasti’ s theories, we examine the signs and functions of WANDERING, the conditions of meaning production in the WANDERING island and WANDERING cameleer and shows how WANDERING through the negative-assertion process causes the novel’ s first character to break from his personal ‘ I’ . The result of this rupture is self-recovery and abstract congnition of oneself and those around oneself, and this cognition causes the first character of the story to be in a positive state, which is self-knowledge and domination, and the ‘ I’ realizes and transcends the unit of its existence.

WANDERING spleen, defined as a spleen without its usual peritoneal attachments, is a rare entity. We report a 34-year-old woman with acute abdomen due to torsion of the long vascular pedicle of a WANDERING spleen, displaced in the abdominal cavity, and infarction of the spleen. WANDERING spleen was diagnosed by ultrasound and computed tomography (CT) scan, and was managed by splenectomy in this patient. WANDERING spleen usually occurs in 20 to 40 years old women. The most common presentation is acute abdominal pain, although signs and symptoms vary widely. Due to the risk of splenic infarction, rapid and accurate diagnosis is essential. A confirmatory diagnosis of a WANDERING spleen depends heavily upon imaging studies such as abdominal ultrasound, abdominal and pelvic CT scanning, nuclear scintigraphy or a liver-spleen scan. Treatment options include splenopexy or splenectomy.

Mikhail Bakhtin presented "dialogism" and "polyphony" as remarkable components of modern literary novels. Since then, many literary critics including Kristeva and Genette began to expand, and offer a variety of presentations and configurations of these notions. Today, we can consider "intertextuality" as a common ground between the different interpretations of the theories of Bakhtine, Kristeva and Genette. Also, we can represent an inherent and holistic explanation of the concepts of "dialogism" and "polyphony" in a literary text. In contemporary Persian literature, the works of Simin Daneshvar is envisaged among the few literary creations that contain dialogism and its corollaries. Hence, in this paper, first, we aim to offer a detailed explanation of what dialogism is, and second, we will try to show how we can consider Daneshvar's WANDERING Island as a dialogic literary text.

WANDERING spleen is a clinical entity in which a long pedicle causes the spleen to lie in an abnormal location. Here we report the clinical and imaging findings of a rare case in which torsion of a WANDERING spleen was associated with torsion of the tail of pancreas.