Identify the images and metamorphosis provided by the second step statement with a future illustration approach

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1 Faculty member of the Department of Futurology, Imam Hossein University, Tehran, Iran

2 Faculty member of the Department of Executive Management, Faculty of Management and Planning, Imam Hossein University, Tehran, Iran

Abstract

The statement of the second step of the Islamic Revolution was compiled and published by the Supreme Leader of the Revolution at the same time as the Fajr decade of 1997. Researchers believe that one of the tools that this statement has been able to use to achieve its realization is the use of imaging approach. In this approach, which is one of the tools of futures research, the share of agents in the realization of the future is considered high and through illustration of this future, an attempt is made to enhance the general image of the actors of the future and lead to a single horizon. It will be a single horizon.
In this research, firstly, the characteristics of the imaging approach in this statement have been identified and secondly, the images in the statement have been extracted. In order to achieve the first goal, the content analysis method was used and after interviewing the experts regarding their perception of imagery in the second step statement, these interviews were summarized and 43 basic themes were extracted from them. These themes constituted 14 organizing themes and finally 4 all-encompassing themes were extracted from them.
In order to achieve the second goal of the research, by holding an expert panel, the statements regarding the images in the statement were extracted and combined with each other, and the various images that were in the statement were extracted through this. Finally, by combining these images, the super-image of the future of the Islamic Revolution was extracted.

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Islamic Revolution Research
Volume 9, Issue 4 - Serial Number 35
February 2021
Pages 243-268

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