I think that in the "city" we are always inside everyday life. This life dominates us to the same extent that it is at our disposal; there are only moments when one can stand still and look at it.
Amin Bozorgian is an Iranian sociologist and writer who has worked on political sociology, social movements, and the analysis of everyday life in Iran. He is among the writers and analysts who have examined collective experience, social protest, and the relationship between the city, politics, and social action.
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