Discourse and The Political in Iran Constitutional Revolution
Subject Areas : Epistemological and methodological researcher of historical research
1 - allameh tabatabai university
Keywords: Pahlavi, Discourse Analysis, Political Islam, The Political, antagonism,
Abstract :
The Political is formed within a discourse, based on a dual antithesis and sympathy or an opposing and hostile relationship with the "discourse" discourses. Concepts with the definition of politics provide, on the one hand, the identity frontiers between forces \ "Insider \" and \ "another \", and on the other hand, give meaning to political conflicts in a society. The collapse of the constitutional discourse and, eventually, its dismantling, was the outcome of the conflict with the discourses that were at the head of the catholic discourse. The conflicts that brought the country back to the path and led to the return of tyranny in the form of Pahlavi discourse. With the preliminaries of this article, the present article examines the concept of political affairs in Iran during the Constitutional Revolution. In this research, the researcher is to show that by using the method of analyzing the critical discourse of Theon Van Dyke and extracting the concepts and categories related to this method, what does the concept of the political concept in this period have had on the collapse of constitutional discourse and the formation and hegemony of Pahlavi discourse? To answer the above question, we first examined the formulation of the political and then its impact on the collapse of constitutional discourse and the supremacy of Pahlavi discourse. The texts selected for this research are extracted from four newspapers Hable al-Matin, Kaveh, Iranshahr and Farhangestan letters. These newspapers represent the ruling discourse in this period
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