Iranian Rural Cinema during Industrialization - Sadeghi-Esfahlani, Asefeh
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This book probes the Iranian rural films produced during the period of fast modernisation from the 1960s to 1970s in Iran. As the land reform and grand process of industrialisation produced distinct modern socio-political issues in the rural over the course of nearly two decades, the growing industry of cinema actively participated in the hegemonic battles of the day as it represented the collective problematics. To examine the arrival of modern educational, security, labour and other spaces in the rural, historical materialism offers a propitious theoretical framework which convincingly…mehr

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This book probes the Iranian rural films produced during the period of fast modernisation from the 1960s to 1970s in Iran. As the land reform and grand process of industrialisation produced distinct modern socio-political issues in the rural over the course of nearly two decades, the growing industry of cinema actively participated in the hegemonic battles of the day as it represented the collective problematics. To examine the arrival of modern educational, security, labour and other spaces in the rural, historical materialism offers a propitious theoretical framework which convincingly relates base and superstructure. Thus, to investigate the transformation of signifying practices to the revolutionary level this research draws on ideas from Marx, Gramsci, Raymond Williams, Ernest Bloch and other notable Marxist theorists.
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Autorenporträt
Dr Asefeh Sadeghi-Esfahalni received her PhD in Film and TV Studies from Brunel University, London. She now lives in Tehran and works as an independent researcher in the field of Iranian cinema. She has also made short films and published a collection of short stories in 2020.