This article attempts to present the results of our study of the Iranian cultural experiments, and tries to show that after the Islamic Revolution of 1979, women have expanded their influential social roles, especially in the field of cinema. This is a contribution in the field of women and communication studies in Iran. The meaning of development implicates an improvement in every fild of life. Cultural development is maybe the most important element in this regard. All the governments across world try to reach multilateral and sustainable development, that its base is human. Human development has a direct relationship with cultural development and a number of questions that can be asked include; how can women develop the country’s culture? What are the obstacles in this way? Women are a half of the society, thus how can they implement their new roles? This is while some traditions are preventive in that regard.
Koolaee, E., & Behbahani, S. (2011). Women and Cultural Development, after the Islamic Revolution (Strictly Cinema). Global Media Journal-Persian Edition, 6(1), -.
MLA
Elaheh Koolaee; Simin Behbahani. "Women and Cultural Development, after the Islamic Revolution (Strictly Cinema)", Global Media Journal-Persian Edition, 6, 1, 2011, -.
HARVARD
Koolaee, E., Behbahani, S. (2011). 'Women and Cultural Development, after the Islamic Revolution (Strictly Cinema)', Global Media Journal-Persian Edition, 6(1), pp. -.
VANCOUVER
Koolaee, E., Behbahani, S. Women and Cultural Development, after the Islamic Revolution (Strictly Cinema). Global Media Journal-Persian Edition, 2011; 6(1): -.
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