List of Articles Modern Identity

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  1 - Sociological Explanation of Modern Identity in Ahvaz and the Factors Affecting it (study the Young people 18 to 42 generations after the Islamic Revolution in the city of Ahvaz)
  Farzin Hatami kakesh Nabi’ollah Ider ahmadali hesabi
  Identities, traits and characteristics, social relationships, maps and membership in social groups are what determine a person's identity. Modern identity has arisen from new developments that along with the changes resulting from globalization and scientific and techno More

  Identities, traits and characteristics, social relationships, maps and membership in social groups are what determine a person's identity. Modern identity has arisen from new developments that along with the changes resulting from globalization and scientific and technological advances, have occurred in various dimensions of the bio-world of actors and human agencies, and every day we see the spread of this type of identity in the regions. We are different in the world. Correspondingly, individuals' perceptions of themselves, others, and the international community, especially among young people, are changing. This study was conducted to investigate the factors affecting the increasing tendency to modern identity among the youth of Ahvaz. Therefore, 384 young people aged 18-42 living in Ahvaz were interviewed using a quantitative method. The data collection tool was a researcher-made questionnaire that was distributed among these individuals and the data were collected. Findings show that the variables of age, gender, education, socio-economic status, new leisure spending styles and the use of virtual social networks, affect the strengthening of modern identity. According to the results of multivariate regression analysis, the strongest relationship is the relationship between the use of virtual social networks and modern identity with a beta value of 0.305. Accordingly, the use of virtual social networks has been effective on the tendency of young people to modern identity and its dimensions; That is, by increasing or decreasing the use of these networks, the tendency of young people to modern identity and its dimensions will be strengthened or weakened. Among the dimensions of modern identity, only the variable of progressiveness had no significant relationship with the use of virtual social networks. In total, the above factors explain 0.517% of the tendency of young people towards modern identity. Manuscript profile
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  2 - Sociological Analysis of Modern Identity and Religious Identity of Women (Case the Young women of the generation after the Islamic Revolution in Ahvaz)
  Farzin Hatami kakesh Nabi’ollah Ider Ahmad ali Hesabi
  10.30495/jwsf.2022.1955728.1677
  . The purpose of this study is to identify the status of religious and modern identities as two important dimensions of post-revolutionary generation identity and the relationship between these two aspects of identity and also to investigate the role of some factors aff More

  . The purpose of this study is to identify the status of religious and modern identities as two important dimensions of post-revolutionary generation identity and the relationship between these two aspects of identity and also to investigate the role of some factors affecting these forms of identity. The method of the present study is survey and its statistical population includes all women aged 18 to 42 years in Ahvaz in 1399 and the sample size is 191 people. The results show that the relationship between modern identity and religious identity is significantly reverse, meaning that by strengthening each, the other will be weakened. In explaining modern identity based on religious identity and other research variables, considering the value of coefficient (R2), it can be said that 0.186% of modern identity changes are explained by independent variables, and religious identity with a beta value of -0.281 is the best. It is considered a predictor of modern identity. Also, in explaining religious identity based on modern identity and other research variables, according to the coefficient value (R2), it can be said that 0.365% of the changes in religious identity are explained by independent variables, and social capital with a beta value of 0.503 is the best. It is considered a predictor of religious identity. Manuscript profile
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  3 - A Sociological Analysis of Social Ethics and Factors impacting it (case of study: city of Tehran)
  Farhad Jalili talchgah Alireza Kaldi Hossein Aghaghani Marsa
  The present study aimed to investigate the situation of social ethics in Tehran and to find the social factors that influence it. The main approach of this research is the integrated and multidimensional theory of social order. The research method was survey and the dat More

  The present study aimed to investigate the situation of social ethics in Tehran and to find the social factors that influence it. The main approach of this research is the integrated and multidimensional theory of social order. The research method was survey and the data collection tool was a questionnaire. The research population included men and women over 18 years of age in Tehran, 600 of whom were selected using multi-stage cluster sampling. The data were analyzed using the SPSS software. The results showed that social ethics variables of this study included responsibility- with an average score of 3.01 out of 5 was at the medium range; fairness - with an average score of 2.46 out of 5 was at the low range; and moral commitment- with an average score of 2.83 of 5 was also at the medium range.  The overall score of social ethics with an average of 2.14 out of 5 was also at the low range. Based on the results, it can be said that people’s loyalty to social ethics in Tehran is not at a satisfactory level. The results of step by step regression analysis showed that variables like national identity, religious identity and ethnic identity, and the age of people has an enforcing impact on social ethics. Education and length of stay in Tehran had negative effects on social ethics. Manuscript profile
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  4 - .Body management and the acquisition of modern identity in female citizens, using Grounded Theory approach (Case of study: Gorgani women)
  Mahbobeh Ilvari. Afsaneh Edrisi
  .The purpose of this study was to understand the place of media and social networks in the conceptual model of women's body management and the acquisition of modern identity. The research was conducted using qualitative approach, grounded theory method and the paradigma More

  .The purpose of this study was to understand the place of media and social networks in the conceptual model of women's body management and the acquisition of modern identity. The research was conducted using qualitative approach, grounded theory method and the paradigmatic model. Data analysis was performed using the continuous comparative method of Strauss and Corbin. Unstructured, in-depth interviews were conducted individually, and the duration of each interview session was between 1-2 hours. 15 interviews were conducted. 67 concepts were formed and 21 categories were created. Interviewees were selected via a snowball sampling method. In this study, triangulation validity was used. The results showed that the modern identity was acquired through exclusion of the adult woman, psychological and mental preoccupations, and compliance with social demands. Factors affecting the acquisition of modern identity were identified as body-dysmorphic-disorder, the desire to reach the era of beauty and dreaming of the ideal body. Advancement of technology, people's encouragement and public acceptance were the intervening conditions and the acquisition of modern identity lead to imitating of media and reference groups and a search for beauty surgeons and hair stylits. The consequences of such actions and responses are addiction and dependency to makeup, showing the vertical mobility of social classes, showing good taste and creativity to others, and the spreading of a culture of consumption. Manuscript profile
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  5 - The Presentation of A paradigm of multiple identities in urban space (Case of study: Tehran's neighborhoods in 1398)
  farnaz farhadian Mehrdad Navabakhsh soroush fathi
  10.30495/uss.2021.686232
  This research aimed to address the conceptualization of multiplicity of identities in the city of Tehran. A qualitative research method was utilized and the interview technique was used to collect needed data. For this purpose, interviews were conducted with residents o More

  This research aimed to address the conceptualization of multiplicity of identities in the city of Tehran. A qualitative research method was utilized and the interview technique was used to collect needed data. For this purpose, interviews were conducted with residents of different neighborhoods of Tehran (including: Niavaran, West, Velenjak, Chitgar, Rey, and Sayyere St.). It should be noted that by completing 30 interviews, the so-called  theoretical saturation was reached. The method of encoding interviews was inductive and in the form of three types of open, axial and selective coding based on the coding logic of Strauss and Corbin, Which has led to the drawing of a paradigm pattern of identity in the city of Tehran. The overall result of this study was that changes in urban space have caused changes in the relationships of individuals with each other and in the environment, which leads to the duality of the emergence of traditional and modern identities in the behavior of residents of neighborhoods. Manuscript profile
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  6 - Globalization and its Impact on Modern Identity of the Islamic Republic of Iran
  Jalil Fakhar Mohammadreza Dehshiri Massoud Motallebi Mohammad Kamalizadeh
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