Conversation
The Everyday Life of Iranians; A Conversation between Fardin Alikhah and Mohammad Fazeli
This conversation explores the everyday life of Iranians and its cultural, social, and emotional transformations. Focusing on the book 'From Instant Pleasure to Immediate Boredom,' Fardin Alikhah and Mohammad Fazeli discuss the lived experience of people in contemporary Iranian society.
About this video
Everyday life is the arena where major social changes manifest in people's behaviors, habits, consumption, leisure, relationships, and emotions. This conversation, featuring Fardin Alikhah, a sociologist and researcher of everyday life, is dedicated to examining the various dimensions of Iranians' daily existence.
The program centers on the book 'From Instant Pleasure to Immediate Boredom' and questions about lifestyle, cultural consumption, the experience of boredom, the desire for instant gratification, and the individual's relationship with contemporary Iranian society. In this conversation, Mohammad Fazeli seeks to use Alikhah's research to provide a clearer picture of the transformations in everyday life in Iran today.
This program is significant for those interested in sociology, public culture, and Iranian issues, as it demonstrates that understanding society is not only possible through politics and economics; one must also pay attention to the details of daily life, habits, and the ordinary experiences of people.
