Representing Tribes as Insurgent in the Pahlavi I era

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GHOREISHI FARDIN; ABBASZADEH MOHAMMAD; ALIZADEH AGHDAM MOHAMMAD BAGHER; SEDGHI NASSER; Kohnepoosh seyed Hamed

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Journal: History of Islam and Iran Year:2019 | Volume:28 | Issue:40 (130) Page(s): 127-148

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Representing Tribes as Insurgent in the Pahlavi I era

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Tribal PolicyQ2

Pahlavi IQ2

narrationQ2

SubalternQ2

SecurityQ2

Nomad settlementQ2

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Domination mechanisms are product and producer of knowledge and historical narrations. Subalterns as objects of control and power exertion are represented but have not their own voice or own history. Subaltern history cannot be reconstructed through state archives and government documents, because these documents are selected to provide the mainstream narration. Existing representations hinder other possible ways of thought and alternative narrations. Thus, for a construction of Subaltern narration, beyond existing representations, fragments and traces should be investigated. In Pahlavi I era, Iranian tribes faced suppression and compulsory settlement, but this violent suppression of further than a quarter of Iran population is not shown in nationalist histories and are summarized under Security issues and they have silenced the issue. Urban nationalist elites and state ideology through representing Iran Tribes as source of insurgency, have legitimized their violent suppression. This study has selected the poems of a prisoner in Pahlavi I era, Agha 'Enayat Jvanroyi, as a fragment of these Subalterns' history and using Hermeneutic method tries to criticize existing representations and reconstruct an alternative narration through this trace and fragment of Subaltern voice.

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GHOREISHI, FARDIN, ABBASZADEH, MOHAMMAD, ALIZADEH AGHDAM, MOHAMMAD BAGHER, SEDGHI, NASSER, & Kohnepoosh, seyed Hamed. (2019). Representing Tribes as Insurgent in the Pahlavi I era. HISTORY OF ISLAM & IRAN, 28(40 (130) ), 127-148. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/379581/en

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GHOREISHI FARDIN, ABBASZADEH MOHAMMAD, ALIZADEH AGHDAM MOHAMMAD BAGHER, SEDGHI NASSER, Kohnepoosh seyed Hamed. Representing Tribes as Insurgent in the Pahlavi I era. HISTORY OF ISLAM & IRAN[Internet]. 2019;28(40 (130) ):127-148. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/379581/en

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FARDIN GHOREISHI, MOHAMMAD ABBASZADEH, MOHAMMAD BAGHER ALIZADEH AGHDAM, NASSER SEDGHI, and seyed Hamed Kohnepoosh, “Representing Tribes as Insurgent in the Pahlavi I era,” HISTORY OF ISLAM & IRAN, vol. 28, no. 40 (130) , pp. 127–148, 2019, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/379581/en

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