List of Articles Culture industry

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  1 - The Effects of Exports of Cultural Products on Globalization
  الهه حیدری زاده فاطمه توحیدی اردهائی
  This research aiming to study the effects of exports of cultural products onglobalization, initially represents the concept of globalization, the factors affecting itand its consequences, and then states the critical theory on the cultural products.Afterwards, the two t More

  This research aiming to study the effects of exports of cultural products onglobalization, initially represents the concept of globalization, the factors affecting itand its consequences, and then states the critical theory on the cultural products.Afterwards, the two types of cultural products are introduced and the relation betweenthe phenomenon of globalization and cultural products and also its relation with theculturizing industry are described.This study is functional in terms of purpose and correlational in terms ofimplementing method. The results from the investigation indicates that according tothe viewpoints of the experts, the components of culture management, culture value,and the structural dimension are ranked from first to third in terms of affecting thephenomenon of globalization. The results also show that there is a significant relationbetween exports of cultural products and the dimensions of culture structure, culturemanagement and culture value. It was also proved that there is a significant relationbetween exports of cultural products and the phenomenon of globalization. Manuscript profile
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  2 - Adorno Analysis of Culture Industry and Commodity Theory in Iranian Music From a Sociological Perspective
  Meisam Mirian Hooman Asadi Shahla Eslami
  10.30495/jss.2021.1921872.1296
  The theory of the culture industry as one of the most important philosophical views of the philosophers of Frankfurt School philosophers has been considered with The focus on the concept of commodification of Art in the production of art works and the superficiality of More

  The theory of the culture industry as one of the most important philosophical views of the philosophers of Frankfurt School philosophers has been considered with The focus on the concept of commodification of Art in the production of art works and the superficiality of culture versus elite and sublime art and culture. from this point of view, the emerging forms of popular Music as an example of worthless cultural goods were able to dominate the life of the mass; hence, any attempt for rationality within a class of people who, according to adorno, are a classless society, will be failed. what is considered as the main subject of the present research is the impact analysis of culture industry theory on Iranian Music in various aspects, including Iranian Music, as well as the growing influence of popular culture on Iranian Music rows which during 60s and under the influence of Neo Marxists has increased in iran. Also, in the present study, an attempt has been made of present a structured analysis of the culture industry theory in the process of commodification in popular Iranian Music, through which aspects such as standardization and mass production of art works under the influence of mass media and market domination system are considered.  Manuscript profile
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  3 - The Role of the Culture Industry and the Knowledge Industry on Tendency toward Sports
  Mohamad mahdi Arghavan Khali Mirzaei Aliee Shekar beugi
  10.30495/jss.2021.1938054.1370
  This study aimed to investigate the role of the culture industry and the knowledge industry on the tendency toward sports. The Grounded Theory (GT) method was used in this study. The statistical population consisted of two groups of elites in the fields of sociology, so More

  This study aimed to investigate the role of the culture industry and the knowledge industry on the tendency toward sports. The Grounded Theory (GT) method was used in this study. The statistical population consisted of two groups of elites in the fields of sociology, sociology of sports, media and education, as well as the youth of Bandar Abbas. The in-depth and unstructured interview technique was employed in the qualitative part, while a quantitative researcher-made 42-item questionnaire was utilized in the quantitative part. The results in the qualitative part were analyzed through open, axial and selective coding and the concepts were identified based on which a researcher-made questionnaire was developed. The results were analyzed using the Kaiser-Meyer-Olkin (KMO) test and Friedman test. According to the findings, exercise motivation was categorized into three indicators, namely physical and mental health, quality of life, and leisure and pleasure; the knowledge industry was categorized into three indicators, namely education, introduction of sports, and scientific-sports contents; and the culture industry was categorized into five indicators, namely radio sports programs, virtual sports pages, sports press, documents and interviews of athletes on TV, and television sports programs and competitions.Conflict of interest: According to the authors, the article did not have any conflict of interest. Manuscript profile
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  4 - Woman and Culture Industry in Iran; Empowerment or Submissiveness?
  ShakibaSadat Hashemian ُSaeed Gazerani AliAsghar Davoudi
  Gender discrimination and inequality caused by domination over women is a prevalent global phenomenon, and has made them face the limitation of equal access to opportunities, facilities, sources of power and influence in different societies. One of the main solutions of More

  Gender discrimination and inequality caused by domination over women is a prevalent global phenomenon, and has made them face the limitation of equal access to opportunities, facilities, sources of power and influence in different societies. One of the main solutions of international institutions for this problem is the women's empowerment policy. This policy has also been taken into consideration in Iran and policies and plans have been made by the relevant authorities. However, objective evidence shows that the situation of women is not much favorable. According to the World Economic Forum, in 2019, Iran was ranked 148 among 153 countries in terms of gender discrimination. The aim of this research is to identify the reasons for acceptance of male domination, by women in Iran. To conduct the research, the available quantitative and qualitative data were collected, and to test the hypothesis, the "critical analysis" method was used. The theoretical approach of the article is also based on the principles and concepts of critical theory. The findings of the research show that women's submissiveness is in part formed as a result of the influence of cultural-educational elements. Therefore, as long as the educational system, the media and scientific, cultural and religious platforms that have a general audience, reproduce, justify and promote attitudes, beliefs, and relations based on legitimizing inequality and discrimination, we will see no meaningful change in the status of women in society. Manuscript profile
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  5 - Investigating the Influence of the Knowledge Industry and Culture Industry on Tendency toward Sports (A Case Study of Youth in Bandar Abbas)
  Mohamad Mahdi Arghavan khalil Mirzaei Alieh Shekarbeigy
  10.22034/ssyj.2024.2004337.1314
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  6 - Enhancement of Growth Performances of Ophiopogon japonicus Ornamental Foliage Plant
  S.M.K.H. Wijayabandara J.W. Damunupola S.A. Krishnarajah W.A.M. Daundasekera D.S.A. Wijesundara
  Ophiopogon japonicus is a perennial, ornamental foliage plant, whichbelongs to the family Liliaceae. It has a high demand in the local andinternational export market due to the presence of glossy white-green stripped lanceolate leaves. Improved leaves and plants of O. j More

  Ophiopogon japonicus is a perennial, ornamental foliage plant, whichbelongs to the family Liliaceae. It has a high demand in the local andinternational export market due to the presence of glossy white-green stripped lanceolate leaves. Improved leaves and plants of O. japonicus will be more popular in the floriculture industry. Hence, objective was to investigate the growth responses of O. japonicus for best potting media and fertilizer treatments. Shoots of O. japonicus trimmed up to 4 cm from the root-shoot junction were potted in two potting media as soil type 1, coir dust, compost and sand as 1:1:1 and soil type 2, sand, coir dust 1:1 by volume. High nitrogenfertilizer, balanced fertilizer and high phosphorous fertilizer were applied as foliar sprays in three concentrations (×1/2, ×1 and ×2 times of the RBG recommended dosages) and distilled water was used as the control. There was a significant (p<0.05) effect of growing media on the O. japonicus leaf length, plant fresh weight, shoot dry weight, root dry weight, number of leaves and number of shoots. However, there was no significant difference between the control and fertilizer treatments on leaf length, shoot dry weight, number ofleaves and number of shoots while there was a significant difference among fertilizer treatments on plant fresh weight and root dry weight. Most effective potting media and fertilizer treatment for O. japonicus were sand:coir dust media (1:1) and Royal Botanic Gardens, Sri Lanka-recommended dosage (RBG) of fertilizer treatments (high nitrogen (2.5 g/L), balanced (1.25 g/L) and high phosphorous fertilizer (2.5 g/L), respectively. Manuscript profile