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Methodology people

biuk mohamadi

Volume 2, Issue 3.4 , May 1993, , Pages 269-277

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A Methodological Review of Foran's Analysis of the Islamic Republic of Iran

mohamad reza taleban

Volume 15, Issue 42.43 , February 2009, , Pages 421-453

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The technique of Qualitative Comparative Analysis, which is based on the Boolean algebra or the Boolean expansion of John Stuart Mills' nominal comparison, is the implicit methodology of historical-comparative research. By employing this method, The analysts can evaluate different combinations of explanans ... Read More

Studying methodology of "Now-Time": Constellation and Origin in Walter Benjamin's Methodology

Sana Chavoshian

Volume 21, Issue 65 , January 2014, , Pages 241-264

https://doi.org/10.22054/qjss.2015.490

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Sana Chavoshiyan Date of Receive: 2011/10/7Date of Accept: 2012/4/8AbstractFacing history in its details and fragmentations in order to portray an idea is what Walter Benjamin followed in his life-long projects and can be an ambition for all cultural researchers who investigate their cultural heritage ... Read More

Translated travelogue about Iran

mehdi mohsenian raad

Volume 2, Issue 3.4 , May 1993, , Pages 279-307

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Women’s Hijab in Thirteenth Century Iran

Nematollah Fazeli; Meisam Ahrabian Sadr

Volume 21, Issue 65 , January 2014, , Pages 81-116

https://doi.org/10.22054/qjss.2015.529

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Nematollah Fazeli Meisam Ahrabian Sadr Date of Receive: 2009/5/24Date of Accept: 2010/4/28AbstractIn the thirteenth century Iran, there was triple full-covering clothing – Chador-Ruband-Chaqchur – in which women were encompassed, during their public and civic presence, so that almost no part ... Read More Nematollah Fazeli Meisam Ahrabian Sadr Date of Receive: 2009/5/24Date of Accept: 2010/4/28AbstractIn the thirteenth century Iran, there was triple full-covering clothing – Chador-Ruband-Chaqchur – in which women were encompassed, during their public and civic presence, so that almost no part of her body could be seen. Such clothing was creating various possibilities, routines, and margins; in other words, in the context of social behavior, this kind of clothing was used, evaluated, and connected to the texture of everyday action, but its very essence found its importance and prominence in connection with two basic functions: covering and deforming. Women’s clothing went to fight with defined forms and specific shapes. This clothing surrounded bodies, and wiped out their boundaries. So, anything surrounded by Chador and Ruband disappeared and remained hidden from eyes. Secrecy, like a shield, like a hiding fortress, drew a secure shell around bodies, removed them from objective surface and gently pushed them into the depths. Nevertheless, one can ask at what time and in what regularity women’s clothing became a social problem, and why and in accordance to what specific objective necessity the request for revising was arisen? In the way of answering to this question, a wider process can be considered. In fact, from the middle ages ofthirteenth century, confronting with obstacles were on the way of Iran’s new changes, actors were invited to struggle with manifestations and appearances of secrecy.After a short introduction, discussing the issue, and referring to some theoretical and methodological topics, this text presents a historical review of secrecy process in thirteenth century Iran, in three phases: in the first part, there is a description about daily use of women’s clothing, its conditions and requirements; the second part talks about the routine and flexible functions of this kind of clothing; and finally, based on descriptions and implications of previous parts, the last part refers to the results of this process, considering the perceptible ruptures and breaks that the rule of covering could create at that time.

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Methodology people

Abstract

A Methodological Review of Foran's Analysis of the Islamic Republic of Iran

Abstract

Studying methodology of "Now-Time": Constellation and Origin in Walter Benjamin's Methodology

Abstract

Translated travelogue about Iran

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Women’s Hijab in Thirteenth Century Iran

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