Subversive Mundane: Pop Music & the Islamic Republic of Iran

Abstract

The thesis claims that the expansion of a grand ideology to the practices of everyday life by an interventionist regime endows popular culture an explicit emancipatory power, elevates the mundane, and transforms it to an implicit political statement uttering against the initial ideal of the grand narrative which becomes shattered, depoliticized, and fragmented on a daily basis

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Last time updated on 30/05/2025

This paper was published in YorkSpace.

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