Women and Children in Iranian Society (in Japanese)

Women and Children in Iranian Society

Instructor: Toyoko Morita
Language: Japanese
Format: MP3 Audio + PDF Materials
Total: 5 Lectures

This lecture focuses on women, children, and family life in Iran, explaining the changes and development of Iranian society through comparisons with other countries.

Beginning with the enactment of the Family Protection Law in 1967, the lecture covers changes in the education system, the development of women’s rights, and the meaning and current role of the veil in contemporary Iranian society. Each lecture also introduces Iranian films related to the topic, offering additional context for understanding Iranian society and culture.

This lecture is recommended for those interested in women’s issues, education, Islamic societies, and Iranian culture.

[Lecture Contents]

Each lecture is divided into Part 1 and Part 2. Every lecture includes two MP3 audio files and two PDF materials.

Lecture 1: Women and Children in Contemporary Iran
Lecture 1-1: 1 MP3 Audio (23:13) + 1 PDF
Lecture 1-2: 1 MP3 Audio (24:24) + 1 PDF

Lecture 2: The History of Women’s Rights in Iran
Lecture 2-1: 1 MP3 Audio (25:14) + 1 PDF
Lecture 2-2: 1 MP3 Audio (24:54) + 1 PDF

Lecture 3: The Family Protection Law in Iran
Lecture 3-1: 1 MP3 Audio (23:36) + 1 PDF
Lecture 3-2: 1 MP3 Audio (29:48) + 1 PDF

Lecture 4: Children’s Education and Family Life in Iran
Lecture 4-1: 1 MP3 Audio (23:11) + 1 PDF
Lecture 4-2: 1 MP3 Audio (25:52) + 1 PDF

Lecture 5: The Meaning and Current Role of the Veil in Iran
Lecture 5-1: 1 MP3 Audio (25:40) + 1 PDF
Lecture 5-2: 1 MP3 Audio (25:02) + 1 PDF