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spir-10515	Zargarian, Tannaz	VOICES EMPOWERED: IRANIAN WOMEN AND WEBLOGS	2018.0	5	.pdf	application/pdf	1679	118	42	Derayeh’s theory argues that Iranian women “challenged gender-based discrimination and focused on women’s procedures for developing an independent identity,” which then “created opportunities for women to raise their voices and take action as a means to self-liberation” (Derayeh, 2010, p. 151). While institutionalized gender roles and customary law (urf) are the most important elements in restricting women’s emancipation in the public and private realms, the digital space altered the meaning of constraint and shifted the boundaries of the public and private realms by allowing Iranian women to seek an independent identity and self-determination (Graham, et al., 2010).	cache/spir-10515.pdf	txt/spir-10515.txt