WANDERING, CRITICAL SOCIOLOGY AND EVERYDAY LIFE SAMPLE STUDY: RASHT’S GOLSAR STREET

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TAVANA SOHEIL; SHAFIEI MASUMEH; SADIGHI BEHRANG

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Journal: CULTURAL STUDIES & COMMUNICATION Year:2016 | Volume:11 | Issue:41 Page(s): 39-68

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WANDERING, CRITICAL SOCIOLOGY AND EVERYDAY LIFE SAMPLE STUDY: RASHT’S GOLSAR STREET

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TAVANA SOHEIL | SHAFIEI MASUMEH | SADIGHI BEHRANG | Issue Writer Certificate

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CRITICAL SOCIOLOGY AND EVERYDAY LIFE SAMPLE STUDY: RASHT’S GOLSAR STREETQ2

Abstract

This article intends to present a description and a critique of Iranian everyday life. In doing so, we studied the everyday life of Iranian youth in one of its most common leisure activities, i.e. WANDERING in shopping streets. The field of study was the Golsa’ar Street in Rasht (A city in the north of Iran) and the theoretical framework of the study was the critical theory of everyday life. Observation and deep interviews – with 30 people aged from 16 to 44- were two main methods for data gathering in this study and they were classified based on the relations between different economic groups. The results of the study show that a few numbers of respondents have a critical approach, mostly among people with high cultural capital. However, it is also evident that having a critical approach about the everyday life of the people in the shopping streets, among the respondents, does not have a direct relation with the level of education and the economic position of the people. The only way to overcome the current situation, on the basis of these results, is an attempt to hegemonizing of a sort of critical consciousness which would be able to problematize both the traditional aspects of everyday life and the reified aspects of human relations, at the same time.

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TAVANA, SOHEIL, SHAFIEI, MASUMEH, & SADIGHI, BEHRANG. (2016). WANDERING, CRITICAL SOCIOLOGY AND EVERYDAY LIFE SAMPLE STUDY: RASHT’S GOLSAR STREET. CULTURAL STUDIES & COMMUNICATION, 11(41 ), 39-68. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/118036/en

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TAVANA SOHEIL, SHAFIEI MASUMEH, SADIGHI BEHRANG. WANDERING, CRITICAL SOCIOLOGY AND EVERYDAY LIFE SAMPLE STUDY: RASHT’S GOLSAR STREET. CULTURAL STUDIES & COMMUNICATION[Internet]. 2016;11(41 ):39-68. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/118036/en

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SOHEIL TAVANA, MASUMEH SHAFIEI, and BEHRANG SADIGHI, “WANDERING, CRITICAL SOCIOLOGY AND EVERYDAY LIFE SAMPLE STUDY: RASHT’S GOLSAR STREET,” CULTURAL STUDIES & COMMUNICATION, vol. 11, no. 41 , pp. 39–68, 2016, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/118036/en

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