از اتاق خواب تا خیابان: ظهور نسل جدیدی از زنان مستقل ایرانی
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آنچه که از ایران در رسانههای جهانی به تصویر کشیده میشود، تصویری از یک رژیم استبدادی در حال گسترش است که مصمم است بر پایههای ایدئولوژیک خود آنگونه که در سال ۱۹۷۹ بیان شد، پایبند باشد. با این حال در لایههای زیرین، تغییرات عمیقی در جامعه ایران در حال رخ دادن است، بخصوص در نهاد ازدواج و تحول جنسیتی که اصول بنیادین رژیم را تهدید می کند و جذبه ایدئولوژیک آن را به شدت تضعیف کرده است. در حالی که رسانههای ایران این تغییرات را بسیار منفی و مخرب معرفی میکنند، در بسیاری از موارد این تغییرات زنان را از قید مفاهیم منسوخ «اخلاق» و «شایستگی» رها کردهاند و این امکان را برای آنها فراهم کردهاند که به عنوان رهبران سرسخت اعتراضات مردمی علیه رژیم استبدادی ظاهر شوند. این مقاله به برخی از این تغییرات در دهه اخیر میپردازد و به رویههایی اشاره دارد که با اتکا به آنها بنیادهای ایدئولوژیک رژیم همچنان تهدید میشوند، رژیمی که مشروعیت خود را بر پایه تصورات کهنه از عدالت، تفکیک جنسیتی، ارزشهای خانوادگی، اخلاق و تقوای فرضی بنا کرده است.
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