Journal of Culture-Communication Studies
The Discursive Policies of Women Clothing in Iran at the first (Obligatory) & second (Diffusive) Pahlavi Eras

Seyedeh Razieh Yasini

Volume 21, Issue 52 , January 2021, , Pages 89-110

https://doi.org/10.22083/jccs.2020.202198.2909

Abstract
  The paper is a study on the transformation of discursive policies at first & second Pahlavi eras and the type of their effects on the dress and clothing of Iranian Women. In this paper, the apparent features and characteristics and semantic implications of dress are sociologically studied. The effect ...  Read More

Attitude and Position of Mashhadi womens towards Hijab

gholamreza sedigh ouraee; mostafa ghanizadeh; hanie sedaghat; atefe kaboli

Volume 19, Issue 44 , March 2020, , Pages 229-253

https://doi.org/10.22083/jccs.2018.127090.2402

Abstract
  Hijab, as a social norm, is one of the most important religious laws in public and social domains. Islamic Republic of Iran has legislated Hijab. However, in the recent years, several instances of low veils have been observed in Iran’s society. This paper aims to understand reasons of low veils ...  Read More

Effect of Religiosity on Muslims’ Perceptions of Islamic Advertisement

Abbas Naseri Taheri

Volume 16, Issue 29 , June 2015, , Pages 35-50

Abstract
  Islam has sets of laws, rules, values and norms that ritualistically and symbolically influence both attitude and behavior of Muslim consumers. Therefore Muslims degree of religiosity should moderate their perceptions of advertisements which carry Islamic symbol. To test this moderating effect of religiosity, ...  Read More