Representation of gender in the photographs of Roshd daneshamoz magazine and Osama magazine in Syria. The purpose of this article is to compare the representation of gender in the images of Osamah magazine in Syria and Roshd al-Mashoz magazine in Iran. The analysis of the samples was done using Kress and Van Leon's model in reading social semiotics, which examines the images on three levels of representation, interactive and combined meaning.
By examining the interactive meaning, it has been determined that most of the images are in the way they present information and invite viewers into their world. Analysis of the Feminine Prose Style in Press Writings by Female Journalists in the Constitutional Era Case Studies by Danesh and Shokoufeh. Drawing on a descriptive and analytical methodology, the present study analyzes the language and content of two constitutional-era women's journals, namely Danesh (“knowledge”) and Shokoufeh (“bloom”), using a feminist approach. and based on the perspectives of linguists such as Mills and Lakoff.
Also thematically, women journalists discussed issues different from those reflected in men's journals, such as the necessity of female literacy, female health care and hygiene, respect for their choice of spouse, revising men's behavior in interacting with them in the household and society, and compare the conditions of Iranian women with women in advanced countries to promote their social and individual demands. Analysis of the Feminine Prose Style in Press Writings by Female Journalists in the Constitutional Era Case Studies by Danesh and Shokoufeh. Studying Women's Social Identity in the Heroic Section of Ferdowsi Shahnameh: Based on Goffman's Sociological Perspective.
The theory based on the view that individuals play a role for their audience to present and maintain the desired image of themselves to others in society. The results of the present study show that women in the heroic part of Shahnameh want to achieve a superior social identity by performing dramatic actions. In the heroic part of Shahnameh, women try to have a good relationship with famous and influential men in order to gain and maintain their social identity.
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Research article Female characters in plays from the 13th century and the beginning of the 14th AH, have different manifestations and are presented in a paradoxical way. First of all, at the level of description, we have discussed the function of female characters in the plots of plays. At the interpretive level, looking at the social events related to women in this period, the relationship between women's activism in the play and their level and role in society is examined, and finally, in the third phase, the reason for the gap. between the change of social paradigms and the role of women explained in plays.
Research article The position of women and their role in society has been influenced by various factors such as culture and religion. This research attempts to study the role of women in the views of religions, especially Christianity and church fathers, and also analyze the view of the Gospel of Thomas on this issue. The Gospel of Thomas is a non-canonical text discovered 70 years ago in Naj Hammadi in Upper Egypt.
Despite its small volume, the Gospel of Thomas has always been the focus of scholars in the field of early Christianity. In this research, we have aimed to study the position of women and femininity in the Gospel of Thomas. The result shows that Jesus in the form of sayings, proverbs and phrases of the Gospel of Thomas, unlike other canonical texts of Christianity, considers a more important position for women and gives them a more valuable role.
Catechetical Lectures, In the Fathers of the Church, translated by John Henry Parker, London, Oxford, Lecture IV. Against Heresies, translated by Alexander Roberts, In The Apostolic Fathers, Philip Schaff (ed.), Christian Classics Ethereal Library. Understanding the Gospel of Thomas Today, in the Fifth Gospel: The Gospel of Thomas Comes of Age, Patterson and et al., Trinity Press International.
On the Veiling of Virgins, Translated by Sydney Thelwall, In The Apostolic Fathers, Philip Schaff (ed.), Christian Classics Ethereal Librar. The Prescription Against Heretics, Translated by Peter Holmes, In The Apostolic Fathers, Philip Schaff (ed.), Christian Classics Ethereal Library. Research article Gender stereotypes, which arise from the culture of patriarchal societies, introduce general and limiting beliefs about the functioning of individuals in the family and society and the division of society into men and women.
This article attempts to show how Al-Saman was able to draw suffering by examining the short story "Janet al-Bajja" by Ghada Al-Saman based on the most important principles of cultural criticism in the field of gender and challenging patriarchal discourse. dominant using the descriptive-analytical method. Women in the family as a submissive and passive identity in a people-oriented environment, shows the transformation of these women and the recovery of their independent identity in an equal environment in the context of their history.
