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 The psychoanalysis of Jacques Lacan''s thought transcended the boundaries of his field, overshadowing the social, literary, and cinematic arenas. This process shows that psychoanalysis will no longer be reduced to an individual mentality and will continue to expand. Also, political science has come up with new theories that "the personal is political", and its concern is no longer just government, comparative politics, and the constitution. With the relationship between power and knowledge that came with Michel Foucault''s thoughts, we can no longer impose limits on politics. This article attempts to interconnect the gradual expansion of the two fields. This article tries to bridge the gradual expansion of the two disciplines and open a new horizon for political science. This horizon is associated with presenting a new narrative of society''s identity processes by investigating the acceptance or avoidance of other identities through the use of an Imaginary Order and Identification. Beliefs in the symbolic order will lead to the transition from formal political institutions to a system of signs to examine the subjugation of subjects and to explain identity conflicts. Contrary to structuralism, the use of real order, trauma, and fantasy lead to the acceptance that a revolution can be created. Finally, presenting a complex and delicate narrative of the issue of the subject-authority relationship while studying political phenomena can breathe new life into political theory and sociopolitical analysis.

The rise of cultural studies in recent years has exerted far-reaching influence on the humanities researches, so much so that it can be claimed that this new methodology has revolutionised our conception of the object of the humanities scholarship.Cultural studies practitioners have reached beyond the conventional boundaries between high and popular art, thus covering new domains which in the past were considered to be outside the confines of the humanities scholar’s work. Prominent amongst these new domains, are advertisements. It can be argued that beyond the “neutral” and “innocent” appearance of commercial advertisements, implicit discursive practices are exhibited that offer definitions of social reality and ultimately determine our subjectivity. Adopting an interdisciplinary cultural studies approach, this article analyses a typical advertisement from the national Iranian television network (about Haier washing machines) with the purpose of illuminating the mechanisms of the construction of feminine identity in contemporary Iranian culture. As such, the images of women in this TV advertisement are investigated from a feminist perspective, while also drawing on some psychoanalytical, sociological and semiotic concepts. The final part of this article offers a conclusion about the potentialities of cultural studies in the humanities.