Contents & References of Analysis of a communication ritual to investigate the semantics of women's clothing in today's Iranian society
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Keywords 18
Introduction. 19
The first chapter; General research. 20
1-1- problem statement. 21
1-2- The importance and necessity of research. 24
1-3-main research objectives. 27
1-4-Research questions. 28
The second chapter; Theoretical foundations of research. 29
2-1-Research background. 30
2-2-What is the ritual? 34
2-3-general components in the definition of ritual. 38
2-4-Wrong interpretations of rituals. 50
2-5- Ritual and social change. 53
2-6-Four models of ritual change. 56
2-7- Ritual compulsion. 57
2-8-Covering. 58
2-9-Woman's Islamic hijab. 60
2-10- Covering women as a ritual, in the scope of Iranian history. 62
2-11-Research literature. 65
2-11-1- Lifestyle. 66
2-11-2- Makeup. 70
2-11-3- Hijab, bad hijab, no hijab. 71
2-11-4- Generalization. 72
The third chapter; Research method. 73
3-1- About the research method. 74
3-2-qualitative research method. 75
3-3- Qualitative research method in communication. 79
3-4-examples in qualitative research. 80
3-5- Theoretical sampling. 81
3-6- Ethnography. 83
3-7-data collection tools 85
3-8-data documentation 92
3-9-data analysis 93
Chapter four; Research findings. 96
4-1- Political components affecting women's clothing. 100
4-1-1- Legal compulsion in coverage. 101
4-2-social components affecting coverage. 106
4-2-1-Temporary environments and their effect on coverage. 108
4-2-2- Environments affecting the coating. 111
4-2-3- urban environment and coverage. 115
4-2-4- Friendly relations and cover. 117
4-2-5- Impact of being in the minority or the majority on coverage. 123
4-2-6- Approaches to reform the hijab. 125
4-2-7- Coverage and its mutual influence on daily interactions. 134
4-2-8- behavioral difficulties of covering. 141
4-2-9-Marriage and covering (before marriage). 143
4-2-10- Marriage and covering (after marriage). 150
4-2-11- The role of husbands in dressing women. 151
4-2-12- Men's zeal and its effect on women's clothing. 153
4-2-13- Women's competitions and its effect on clothing. 158
4-2-14- The relationship with the opposite sex and its effect on the cover. 163
4-2-15- Mutual influence of security and coverage. 165
4-2-16- Mass communication tools and modeling for coverage. 170
4-3- Individual components affecting women's clothing. 172
4-3-1- The element of religion and covering. 173
4-3-2-Beauty and covering. 180
4-3-3- Clinical character and its effect on coverage. 185
4-3-4- Mental concerns and their effect on coverage. 187
4-3-5-The mutual effect of self-confidence and cover. 189
4-3-6- Effect of modesty on covering. 190
4-4- Rituals affecting women's clothing. 191
4-4-1- Job positions and coverage. 192
4-4-2- Clothing and family rituals. 200
4-5- Meanings taken from women's clothing. 211
4-5-1- Transcorticalization of bad hijab. 212
4-5-2- Financial status and coverage. 215
4-5-3- relatives and cover. 217
4-5-4- weather and cover. 218
4-6-Individual perceptions of hijab. 219
4-6-1- Bad veils of believers. 220
4-6-2-tents without hijab. 222
The fifth chapter; Summary and interpretation of findings 225
5-1- Summary and conclusion. 226
5-2- Interpretation of findings 238
5-2-1-Fashionism and cover. 239
5-2-2- Production and coverage. 244
5-2-3- The cultural impact of making hijab compulsory. 246
5-2-4-Cultural influence of the Islamic Revolution on clothing. 250
5-2-5-Historical roots for veiling. 254
5-2-6- dense symbols. 257
5-2-7- Precedence and delay of thought in covering. 258
5-2-8- Behavior engineering. 263
5-2-9- Lack of planning in the field of covering culture. 264
5-2-10- Cultural laziness. 265
5-2-11-Mental readiness of women who don't wear hijab to wear hijab. 268
5-3- Research limitations. 269
5-4- Research proposals. 270
Sources: 271
Appendices 274
Interview with 25-year-old Zahra. 275
Interview with 24-year-old Zahra. 285
Interview with 30-year-old Zahra. 302
Take notes from the interview with Sarah 313
Interview with302
Take notes from the interview with Sara 313
Interview with 36-year-old Fatima. 316
Take notes from the interview with Fatima. 326
Interview with 26-year-old Faezeh. 328
Take notes from the interview with Maryam. 338
Interview with Azadeh and Neda 340
Interview with Mino.