Analyzing Gypsiesʼ,lived experience of social exclusion (Case study of Khoramabad cityʼ, s Gypsies)

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Yousefvand Sajjad; MOHSENI REZA ALI; Qiasvand Ahmad

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Journal: SOCIOLOGY OF CULTURE AND ART Year:2022 | Volume:4 | Issue:1 Page(s): 125-146

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Analyzing Gypsiesʼ,lived experience of social exclusion (Case study of Khoramabad cityʼ, s Gypsies)

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Yousefvand Sajjad | MOHSENI REZA ALI | Qiasvand Ahmad | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

Exclusion

Marginalization

Social Support

Gypsy

Khorramabad

Abstract

Current research has been done by the purpose of analyzing gypsiesʼ,lived experience of social Exclusion. We try to describe and interpret Khoramabad gypsiesʼ, s life world and semantic system of Exclusion and marginal subsistence. On this basis, interpretive paradigm and methodological phenomenology are used to gain insight about gypsies intersubjectivities by refrence to their marginal community life history. Semi-structured interview tools and group discussion were taken to collect data from participants. In this study theoretical saturation was obtained after interviewing with 18 people and holding 2 group discussion sessions. To choose participants, theoretical sampling was based and snowball sampling was employed. The main axis of this research results shows gypsiesʼ,multi-dimensional deprivation and Exclusion that has drawn basic concept of subsistence in gypsiesʼ,margin. Producing deprivation cycle of gypsiesʼ,life is described and interpreted in some categories, like: “, gender stereotypes, to subsist in formal economy margin, livelihood trouble and job insecurity homelessness and falling in deprivation cycle, unsuccessful struggling with social acceptance, feeling strangeness and failure since childhood, anxiety about daily life and degrading group bounds, multiplied deprivation, sheltering in urban defenceless areas”, . This group is standed in a continuous Exclusion process so that gypsies’,economical Exclusion overlaps social, cultural and institutional Exclusion which provides their “, falling out”,situation of social subsistence with out considering a way to exit this situation. In struggling with subsistence, they continuously reproduce Exclusion of society process through vandalism, criminal and deviant behaviors.

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Yousefvand, Sajjad, MOHSENI, REZA ALI, & Qiasvand, Ahmad. (2022). Analyzing Gypsiesʼ,lived experience of social exclusion (Case study of Khoramabad cityʼ, s Gypsies). SOCIOLOGY OF CULTURE AND ART, 4(1 ), 125-146. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/1061588/en

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Yousefvand Sajjad, MOHSENI REZA ALI, Qiasvand Ahmad. Analyzing Gypsiesʼ,lived experience of social exclusion (Case study of Khoramabad cityʼ, s Gypsies). SOCIOLOGY OF CULTURE AND ART[Internet]. 2022;4(1 ):125-146. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/1061588/en

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Sajjad Yousefvand, REZA ALI MOHSENI, and Ahmad Qiasvand, “Analyzing Gypsiesʼ,lived experience of social exclusion (Case study of Khoramabad cityʼ, s Gypsies),” SOCIOLOGY OF CULTURE AND ART, vol. 4, no. 1 , pp. 125–146, 2022, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/1061588/en

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