تاريخچه سازمان صداوسيماي اصفهان از انقلاب اسلامي تاكنون (با روش تاريخ شفاهي)

Radio , Television , Radio an‎d Television , Oral History , Isfahan

History of Isfahan Radio an‎d Television Organization from the Islamic Revolution to the Present (Based on Oral History Approach)

تاريخ

One of the important events in contemporary Iranian history is the formation of the Islamic Revolution of Iran, which resulted in fundamental changes in organizations, especially the National Iranian Radio an‎d Television Organization. A study of contemporary Iranian history in recent decades would not be complete without the use of oral history an‎d its methods an‎d tools. Oral history is one of the research methods in history that describes an‎d identifies historical events an‎d incidents based on what was seen an‎d heard an‎d the actions of witnesses, observers, an‎d activists of that event. The present study examines how the Isfahan Central Radio an‎d Television was formed after the victory of the Islamic Revolution, focusing on oral history an‎d using its tools to answer the questions of this study. Identifying an‎d how the organizational structure of the Isfahan Radio an‎d Television was formed in the Isfahan region is considered the most important goal of this study. First, I examined how radio an‎d television were formed in Iran an‎d Isfahan before the revolution, an‎d then I examined the process of developing the infrastructure an‎d production of Isfahan Radio an‎d Television after the revolution. Based on the findings of this study, it can be concluded that before the revolution, radio an‎d television were mainly tools for strengthening the sense of friendship an‎d loyalty to the Shah, promoting an‎d disseminating the Persian language an‎d literature, keeping traditional Iranian music alive, educating citizens, shaping national unity an‎d patriotism an‎d hatred of foreigners with a focus on radio, which after the revolution was more focused on television programs with a religious background an‎d developing infrastructure in villages an‎d remote areas.

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