جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه « زمین » در نشریات گروه « علوم اجتماعی »

Human’s confrontations with eye-catching geological phenomena over the ages have led to the creation of certain cultural innovations. This article aims to introduce what is to be dealt with and studied in the light of the incipient science of ‘geo-anthropology’. Meanwhile, the ‘geo-tale’ is among such instances of the fusion of geological and cultural themes which have been conceived and grown in the realm of human mind. This article, through casting a glance at the geo-tale of ‘Pirzene Mount2’, aims to provide a study on how such a ‘geo-cultural’ phenomenon comes into existence.

According to articles 946 to 949 of the Iranian Civil Law: “husband inherits properties and possessions from his wife, but wife inherits (only) the following items: (1) movable properties of whatever type they might be, (2) buildings and trees… whenever other inheritors avoid determining the price of buildings and trees, wife has the right to use the property itself.” Since, according to some jurisprudents, wife does not inherit the land, Iranian Civil Law, too, deprived wife of inheriting land. In addition, if there is no other inheritor except husband, he can inherit all the possessions and properties from his wife; however, in such a case, wife inherits only her own share and the rest of husband’s possessions and properties are considered as personal properties with no inheritor. The other case is the difference between a wife with offspring and one without any offspring. This paper studies the viewpoints of contemporary jurisprudents and elaborates on their arguments for or against wife’s inheritance. Finally, suggestions are given to revise women’s inheritance law concerning their movable properties and determining the price of immovable properties.