Citizenship Rights, Public Discourse and the Media

Although the concept of citizenship was introduced to the theory of the patriotic world by Heraclitus 500 BC, it was used by later philosophers, including Kant, as a basis for guaranteeing moral and conscientious performances for human rights and citizenship at the transnational and global levels.Public discourse can be considered as the dominant thought in society, which forms the public sphere beyond public opinion and strengthens activism in society among different people.The media are the most important modern tools of public discourse and contribute to the development and enrichment of the concept of "citizenship rights" in society.In this research, which has been meta-analyzed and studied more than 22 important and related articles, an attempt has been made to discuss the theoretical-practical dimensions of the citizenship relationship with public discourse and the media and an operational model to strengthen this relationship. Lead to public participation in the understanding, representation and discourse of "citizenship rights" for the development of the country.In this model, the relationship between public discourse and public opinion, discourse with citizenship rights, the role of the media in explaining and reproducing citizenship rights and social responsibility in "desirable citizenship rights" propaganda, the role of the media rider in promoting citizenship rights, principles of citizenship rights in Islam Be discussed.