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The effect of mediatization of violence on crime procedures

2020
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Advisor: Prof. Dr. Faruk Gökmeşe

Abstract (EN)

Every child is born innocent, and the traumas he has experienced throughout his life play an important role in the development of personality. Throughout history, influencing human development has been the most fundamental subject of paternalist society. The influence of the media has been above expectations and has made it one of the most important social authorities. Media is power and takes an important step in the social interaction behind power. The only way media can gain power and maintain its power is the number of viewers / listeners / readers / visitors called circulation or rating. The essence of being an effective media is the size of the audience it addresses. Media, whose main purpose is to win masses, has to develop the communication / presentation styles according to the social expectations of the day in order to influence the masses. At this point, the news of violence, which always attracts the attention of all segments of society, comes into play. It should also see that it has undertaken the mission of encouraging mass media, which has no limits in presenting violence, and should be subject to restrictions. This study examines the interactions of all segments of society and especially children with the media, and examines whether the relationship between media and crime actually exists, and its impact on the promotion and development of crime.

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Mustafa Gökgöz

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Mustafa Gökgöz (Master Thesis). The effect of mediatization of violence on crime procedures, 2020, Hitit University.

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