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ebtekari M H. Analysis of the concept of women in Lori proverbs with emphasis on gender inequality. CFL 2017; 5 (17) :195-221
URL: http://cfl.modares.ac.ir/article-11-2952-en.html
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This study explores the concept of women in Lori's proverbs with emphasis on gender inequality. To analyze the issue, From the perspective of Barrett's semiotics, discourse analysis Laclau and Mouffe and interpretive Geertz was used. Approach and methodology, Qualitative approach using both documentary study and in-depth interviews with people (men, women) over age 50 were qualified. These individuals selection methods, and interpretation of data, respectively, based on procedure of purposive sampling and analysis is thematic. The data examined, common proverbs in the dialect Lori mamasani, in particular, has been associated with gender inequality. Categories of Analysis proverb can be around subcategories woman superficial, humble, tool, obey the orders, seditious and Telltale, and category or axis signifier " the other inferior" category and analysis. According to Emic look at the analysis of themes and the interviewees, Representations of women in proverbs Larry, to the formation and strengthening of a sexist language and gender discriminatory practice has resulted in the target population. As far as gender language, according to Barthes, the shape of mythic taken and on the basis of discursive look Laclau and Mouffe, A clear boundary contradict between our (male) as sex superior, and the other (women) as inferior sex has been drawn and consolidation. Finally, such an image can reflect gender inequality and the prevention of women's access to positions of their social life is important and valuable.
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Article Type: Research Paper | Subject: Folklore
Received: 2016/08/2 | Accepted: 2017/09/26 | Published: 2017/11/22

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