Discourse analysis of the political, social, and cultural structure of the Qajar period and its reflection in religious lithographic editions

Political culture is a collection of attitudes, values, and norms concerning politics and power that serves as the foundation for a society's development process. It forms over time through the influence of climate, geography, political and social structures, historical circumstances, belief systems, customs, and economic organization, then becomes institutionalized and passes from generation to generation through continuous socialization. This text examines political culture in Qajar-era Iran, apparently identifying it as unhealthy, linked to deficiencies in the political structure itself.