جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه "مطبوعات زنان" در نشریات گروه "علوم اجتماعی"

Critique of social structures in women's fiction 1909-1931AbstractSimultaneously with the publication of the women's press in 1909, conditions were created for women to be able to use new language of expression such as poetry and fiction to express their views in addition to further critique of social structures. Leading research that is a qualitative method, using content analysis technique and with index emphasis on fiction texts published in the biographical press published between 1289 (the year of publication of the first women's newspaper) to 1311 (the last year of publication of the women's world newspaper) Is trying to answer the question of what issues have women addressed in their fictional writings? What was their most important demand and what did they introduce as the main cause of women's subjugation?A complete and non-selective enumeration of biographies in the period under discussion, including 167 issues of biographies, equals 4,401 (four thousand four hundred and one) press releases. The central theme of these fictional texts is women's rights in marriage - life and divorce, critique of forced marriage, early marriage (child marriage) and critique of polygamy. Also, the behavior of "ignorant mothers" has been introduced as the main cause of women's misery.

e due to their increased awareness in the light of the intellectual developments of this movement and their strong social presence in support of constitutionalism in various forms. In such an environment, the publication of the women's press reflects the horizon of Iranian female activists' view of the plight of the homeland and the decline of women. In other words, in the light of wide-ranging social and political developments, women have spoken out against their historical past, and after centuries of silence about their circumstances, the causes and contexts of their partners' public status, and the ways in which they have emerged as a nation-state change. . So the women's press in this period is full of information about women's relationships with themselves and with society. The present study has studied all the issues of women's magazine with qualitative content analysis method.The results show that protesting against gender discrimination, including by questioning common stereotypes that regard women as delusional, ignorant and weak, is one of the most important axes of the women's letter. While acknowledging and promoting the gender roles of women (motherhood and spouse), the magazine addresses the necessity of educating and protecting women's rights, defending the importance of their entry into the public sphere, calling for the development of Iran as a state of reproductive status

Voice of Women was a weekly journal, published especially for women, whose manager and editor in chief was Maryam-e Mirhādi. It aimed to publish articles in different political, social, economic, literary, artistic, scientific, and medical fields. In the following paper, the writer tries to give a report of this journal. Regarding this, she first talks about women journals published in Pahlavi period. Then, she briefly mentions the condition of Maryam-e Mirhādi’s life; and points out some of the issues discussed in Voice of Women such as giving some medical, political, cultural, and … information to women. Keywords: Journal of Voice of Women, women journals, Women press, Pahlavi Period, Maryam-e Mirhādi.

Both language and role of the press in general are affected by “political power” and “civil society”, the two factors that are in turn shaped by political culture of the elite and conflict resolution mechanisms of the society. This framework that can be presented in a descriptive and analytic model can be used for the study of women’s press in different historical periods.Women’s press, since early twentieth century, has played an important role in the history of the press in Iran. This role can be seen in the 1940s and 1950s periods that were marked by a dispersal of power and fortification of civil society.The paper assumes that for the process of development of women’s press a “powerful civil society” is more effective than “dispersal of political power”. Basing on the same assumption, two important women’s magazines of the 1940s and 1950s were selected for study. Zan-e-Emrooz (Today’s Woman) from the early 1940s and Hoghoogh-e-Zanan (Women’s Rights) from the early 1950s are the products of two different situations in terms of the distribution of political power. The first was marked by a weak central political power while the second was marked by powerful struggle of the people for establishment of civil liberties.The paper continues with a secondary analysis of the critical discourse analysis of the two magazines to describe the divergences and differences between the two magazines. Finally, a framework for the study of the women’s press in Iran is introduced.