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Analysing that informal life practises in Turkey: patched society

2006
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Advisor: Y.doç.dr. Recep Yıldız

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The society, which continiously changes and reproduces itself in every process,is a coalescense where differences result in unity and conflicts in concensus. The societyreceives slight additions that provides an activity during the transformation process.These additions might be a part of the transformation-alteration process or they try toparticipate in the social structure volitionally. These additions are called ?patches?.Patches can be observed in many ways. However, the patches which hide problems andfunction as quarantine cause trouble with the structure as those two types of patchesabstract the vision or they are used by the governors in order to abstract (or undervalue)the problems. The result is ?patched societies? because of these problematic or non-problematic additions. In general, patches can not be prevented. However, ?patching? isthe necessity for transformation as the patches are the basic components which enableactivity for the structures. The structure internalizes the necessary items and finally, thestructure renews or rebuilds itself. On the other hand, when the structures are forced toaccept the patches that can not be internalized, the patches reveal. That is, they turn intoa problematic zone.Keywords: Patch, civizilation, relativity, patched society, patched structuralism,transformation,

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Kaan Aydıngül

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Kaan Aydıngül (Master Thesis). Analysing that informal life practises in Turkey: patched society, 2006, Kütahya Dumlupınar University.

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