Sociological discourse analysis of negotiations of the Islamic consultative Assembly on the Family Protection Law

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Ansareiyn Noriyeh; Sarayee Hassan; SAROOKHANI BAGHER; RAD FIROUZ

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Journal: JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY STUDIES Year:2018 | Volume:10 | Issue:39 Page(s): 125-144

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Sociological discourse analysis of negotiations of the Islamic consultative Assembly on the Family Protection Law

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Ansareiyn Noriyeh | Sarayee Hassan | SAROOKHANI BAGHER | RAD FIROUZ | Issue Writer Certificate

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discourse analysisQ2

parliamentary negotiationsQ1

family discoursesQ1

family protection lawQ1

sociologyQ2

Abstract

The study of the social and political history of Iran shows the importance of the issue of women and the family for the leaders of the dominant and opposing political discourses. This study has been conducted with the aim of identifying the dominant discourses of the family in the Islamic Consultative Assembly and their sociological analysis. This study has been carried out with the method of discourse analysis on the negotiations of the Eighth Parliamentary Assembly on the topic of family protection law and its theoretical perspective is based on Agency-structure, system of action, representation and globalization theories. The results of the analysis of the text and the analysis of the context of the negotiations show that, the discourse's order of the parliament on the subject of "family and women" includes three discourses (fundamentalist traditionalism, moderate traditionalism and modernist reformism), and the term "moderate traditionalism" according to the context and social conditions and the presence of a majority among the negotiators has been the dominated discourse. This discourse has been able to communicate between "fundamentalist discourse" (as the dominant discourse on political and economic structure) and “ moderate traditionalism discourse" (as the dominant discourse on The structure of belief and social custom) and prevent the confrontation of these two (for example, on the subject of temporary marriage).

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Ansareiyn, Noriyeh, Sarayee, Hassan, SAROOKHANI, BAGHER, & RAD, FIROUZ. (2018). Sociological discourse analysis of negotiations of the Islamic consultative Assembly on the Family Protection Law. JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY STUDIES, 10(39 ), 125-144. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/222635/en

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Ansareiyn Noriyeh, Sarayee Hassan, SAROOKHANI BAGHER, RAD FIROUZ. Sociological discourse analysis of negotiations of the Islamic consultative Assembly on the Family Protection Law. JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY STUDIES[Internet]. 2018;10(39 ):125-144. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/222635/en

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Noriyeh Ansareiyn, Hassan Sarayee, BAGHER SAROOKHANI, and FIROUZ RAD, “Sociological discourse analysis of negotiations of the Islamic consultative Assembly on the Family Protection Law,” JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY STUDIES, vol. 10, no. 39 , pp. 125–144, 2018, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/222635/en

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