Representation of the Concept of Commons in the Memoirs of the Constitutional Revolution Based on the Grounded Theory

The Constitutional Revolution of Iran, which was a revolution for law and equality of the public, is one of the events that one can find out the memories of this period from its unspoken facts, especially regarding the people as peasant, nation, masses, … and others, common people. This suggests that, despite the arrival of Iran in a new era of governance and valuing people's voice and position, the people still had a low value place. The most important conditions for causal explaining vulgar looking people based on the grounded theory are lack of political knowledge of people, economic situation of the people, their beliefs and governance system. Sloppy and low-value looking at people has had many consequences including categorizing people of the Iranian society into two groups of properties or commons, the awakening nation against the dormant nation, the ignorant nation against the conscious nation. But the most important of these consequences is the value judgments about the people which considered the people as sheep and lambs, insects, and wandering creatures comparing with animals such as jackals, etc. which has resulted in the fact that in the literature of reminiscence we see the classification of the society into two classes of properties and commons that all the concepts and categories refer to in some way. This suggests characteristics for the common people that expresses the distinction between the commons and properties.