Webinar
Political Violence from the Perspective of Reza Kazemzadeh
This video discusses Reza Kazemzadeh's views on political violence and its psychological and cultural roots. The conversation takes place within the framework of the Boomerang inclusive book-reading sessions and is also linked to his works on violence, literature, and Iranian culture.
About this video
In this video, Reza Kazemzadeh describes and analyzes political violence; a phenomenon linked both to structures of power and politics and to the psychological, cultural, and social layers of society. The program was held as part of the Boomerang inclusive book-reading sessions, hosted by Shahram Etefagh and managed by Fereydoun Parham.
The focus of the discussion is understanding political violence not merely as overt and naked behavior, but as a multi-layered phenomenon reproduced in language, collective memory, political culture, and psychological mechanisms. From this perspective, references to Reza Kazemzadeh's works such as "The Psychology of Political Violence" and "Literature, Culture, and Society from a Psychological Perspective" are important for understanding the intellectual background of this talk.
This video is useful for audiences interested in the relationship between psychology, politics, culture, and violence, and who wish to reflect on the origins and consequences of political violence in Iranian society.
