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The Material Culture of Iranian Identity: A Comparative Study of the Attitudes and Behaviors of Residents in Afjeh Village, Tehran, and Nobandian Village, Baluchestan Regarding National Identity, Ethnic Identity, and Symbolic Goods

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ZKZahra KarimipourADAbolfazl DavodiroknabdiIslamic Azad University, YazdMSMohamadreza SharifzadehIslamic Azad University, Tehran

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Implication

This research finds differing attachment levels to ethnic identity in Afjeh and Nobandian villages, highlighting significant cultural distinctions.

Key Points

  • Residents of Nobandian have a stronger attachment to ethnic identity but place less importance on national identity than those in Afjeh.
  • Nobandian participants are more involved in the production and promotion of symbolic goods compared to Afjeh residents.
  • Cultural, social, and political changes in regions affect perceptions of ethnic identity and symbolic goods.
  • The research employs a quantitative survey approach, analyzing attitudes towards national and ethnic identities.

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Karimipour et al. (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c1e07554b1d3bfb60fd03ehttps://doi.org/10.61838/kman.ijes.7.4.22
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