Magazines as a realm of the construction of everyday life in the context of Turkish modernization: Analysis of Hayat magazine (1957-1958)

The subject of this thesis is the presentation of daily life practices through the press to the Turkish Modernization movement and the construction of modern daily life practices of the period. Because the press is of vital importance in this period in terms of reflecting, imposing, imposing social changes and forming public opinion. In modernism, the most appropriate means to convey the desired message is the media. The influence of modernist practices on daily life practices is indisputable. In this context, the formation of everyday life and culture in Turkey is examined relationships throughout the multiparty era and the Republican era and illustrated. Space, gender and cultural codes are divided into titles and the public spaces where journals represent daily life practices are examined.