War Narratives Typology
Document Type : Original Article
Author
M.A in Sociology, Al-zahra University, Tehran - IRAN
Abstract
In this paper the typology of war narratives is done by using Michael Foucault's theoretical framework of archaeology and borrowing his concepts in exposing the limits of knowledge and emphasizing on the possibility of different ways of thinking to achieve a new knowledge in order to focus on four matters:
To explain the present situation of war narratives by referring to what has passed in war narratives since the war.
To bring a cut in the improvisation of these narratives by historical research on the present situation of war narratives in practical and mental habits of its targeted people.
To bring about the mental possibility -as an introductory to a practical possibility- of some other different narratives of war by using this cut.
To persuade the minds to think differently on war by the help of war narratives in this way.
To explain the present situation of war narratives by referring to what has passed in war narratives since the war.
To bring a cut in the improvisation of these narratives by historical research on the present situation of war narratives in practical and mental habits of its targeted people.
To bring about the mental possibility -as an introductory to a practical possibility- of some other different narratives of war by using this cut.
To persuade the minds to think differently on war by the help of war narratives in this way.
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