جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه "folk songs" در نشریات گروه "علوم سیاسی"

For knowledge of religion and religious beliefs by different communities, societies can be referred to its culture. One of the aspects of culture, oral literature and folklore is. Folk songs, which is common among every ethnic part of oral literature is considered. Folk songs, including lullabies, and composed and ... That on various occasions are written and read contain religious content too. In this study, using the library - field evaluation and reflection of how Islam and Shiite in folk songs popular in a region north of the Persian Gulf littoral (Lamerd and mohr) are. After studying the results of this song reached; Folk songs in the praise and described in more areas of God, Prophet and Imams are. In most songs, singer as hidden or overt emphasis on religion is Shiite. Thus the name of more contemporary songs such as Ali, Fatima and Imam Hussein emphasizes. Contemporary and elegant manner reader has tried the first stages of formation of married life to the later stages, child rearing with Shi'a Islam, and religion to transplant. And since childhood, infant familiar with the concepts of religion makes Shi'ism.

The critique of the state and ruling elites is an important part of the political life of the masses, but the political action of the descendants in pre-constitutional era, with the exception of the rare cases of rebellion and riots, is reflected in their popular culture. Meanwhile, song is one of the most common genre of folk culture. The masses had to raise their protest or political views with simple or complex camouflages at the community level in order to remain immune from the harassment by the government agents. Oral capacities of folk culture provided them with a simple camouflage, and in sophisticated camouflage, taking advantage of the allegory and password, they created songs that made it possible for them to have both political and harmless readings. The research tries to answer these questions, what was the themes of the political folk songs in the pre-constitution era during the Qajar era, and what methods were used to cover these themes in songs? The premise of the research is that the theme of these songs was mostly based on the negation of the constructive elements of the "public view of government." What is more, the government's covert threat and litigation were the other themes of these songs. The masses used to cover these themes through methods such as subtilized threats, symbolic reversal, the memorial of good natured ruler and naïve king love. The conceptual framework of the research is “Secret narrations” theory of James C. Scott.