■本研究调查了Kolberi在伊朗西部和西北部边境村庄的活动,特别是在克尔曼沙省诺苏德的库尔德地区。Kolberi,这些地区的一种劳动形式,使个人面临严重的风险,包括痛苦的死亡或终身的身体伤害,给科尔伯斯和他们的家人带来了巨大的痛苦和困难。本研究通过PierreBourdieu的社会苦难理论框架,探讨了Kolbers母亲对孩子的Kolberi经历的叙述。
■这项定性研究采用了解释性现象学来研究Nosud边境地区母亲的生活经历。使用目的性抽样选择了22名Kolbers母亲。通过半结构化访谈和参与者观察进行数据收集,一直持续到达到理论饱和。
■访谈的内容分析揭示了八个基本主题:(1)身心并发症的发生和加剧,(2)再现贫穷和苦难,(3)边境地区教育领域边缘化,(4)结构决定论与环境决定论的出现,(5)削弱科尔伯斯的社会地位,(6)科尔伯和裸露的生活,(7)科尔伯立场的结构非人性化,和(8)母亲关于Kolberi的独特经历。
■这些发现突出了与Kolberi有关的母亲的独特且经常被忽视的经历,强调伊朗边境地区的经济斗争。这些经历揭示了科尔贝里隐藏的方面,提出了进一步研究的潜在途径,并有助于振兴边境地区科尔伯斯母亲的行动主义。该研究强调了解决使Kolberi及其相关苦难长期存在的社会经济条件的重要性。
UNASSIGNED: The present research investigates the activity of
Kolberi in the border villages of western and northwestern Iran, specifically in the Kurdish area of Nosud in Kermanshah province.
Kolberi, a form of labor in these regions, subjects individuals to severe risks, including painful death or lifelong physical injuries, bringing considerable suffering and hardships to the Kolbers and their families. This study explores the narratives of Kolbers\' mothers regarding their children\'s
Kolberi experiences through Pierre Bourdieu\'s theoretical framework of social suffering.
UNASSIGNED: This qualitative study employs interpretive phenomenology to examine the lived experiences of mothers in the Nosud border area. Twenty-two Kolbers\' mothers were selected using purposive sampling. Data collection was conducted through semi-structured interviews and participant observation, continuing until theoretical saturation was achieved.
UNASSIGNED: Content analysis of the interviews revealed eight basic themes: (1) occurrence and aggravation of physical and mental complications, (2) reproduction of poverty and misery, (3) marginalization of the field of education in border areas, (4) emergence of structural determinism alongside environmental determinism, (5) weakening of the social status of Kolbers, (6) Kolber and bare life, (7) structural dehumanization of Kolber\'s position, and (8) unique experiences of mothers regarding Kolberi.
UNASSIGNED: The findings highlight the unique and often neglected experiences of mothers related to Kolberi, emphasizing the economic struggles in Iran\'s border areas. These experiences unveil hidden aspects of
Kolberi, suggesting potential avenues for further research and contributing to the revitalization of activism among Kolbers\' mothers in border regions. The study underscores the importance of addressing the socio-economic conditions that perpetuate
Kolberi and its associated sufferings.