Sociology and its relationship with the other (ID less as the other)

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Soltani Ehsam; Naghdi Asadollah; Sabzehei Mohammad Taghi

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Journal: Iranian Journal of Sociology Year:2025 | Volume:25 | Issue:2 Page(s): 89-108

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Title

Sociology and its relationship with the other (ID less as the other)

Author(s)

Soltani Ehsam | Naghdi Asadollah | Sabzehei Mohammad Taghi | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

other

Threshold Other

exclusion

Identity card

Identityless

Abstract

People without an Identity Document (ID) Card, however, are referred to as the "other" in this article. lack of an ID card has caused them to be denied their right to human life and to be shunned by millions of people—not because they have different opinions, are male or female, or speak a different language. In spite of this, not much research has been done on the situation of this group to date, and scholars have remained silent for a long time regarding the lives of these individuals. What is the reason for Iranian sociologists' lack of attention and silence about the problems of this life—that is, the lives of others and those without identification cards? We have examined the relationship between sociology and the "other" in this article in order to provide an answer to this query. And we have discovered that some prevailing sociological patterns are the source of this silence. Actually, we have examined some of the theories of contemporary theorists in order to respond to the question above. Furthermore, this study demonstrates how mainstream sociology has always found its topic in rigid, recurring laws and regulations. It might be claimed that the focus of this sociology has always been order because of this. The "other" was the first person banished and has abandoned from this land.

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