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Post modern process study, the changing meaning and content

2011
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Advisor: Yrd. Doç. Dr. Fatma Fidan

Abstract (EN)

The meaning has changed throughout the study period. The concept of the study, some research by social scientists has been the subject of a very multi-dimensional concept. The formation of the concept of the present study to occur until the first big differences in the definition and application forms have emerged.In the study of historical periods, sometimes humiliated, and sometimes considered as a divine glory participated in an event. In some periods, just as slaves were caused by an event. Speaking of Persons differ in periods of study purposes and only by individuals who were evaluated as a means to generate revenue, by some of the human being evaluated as a tool for self-realization and socialization. Industrial societies, the most important event in the lives of the people working virtually. During 1970s, developments in post-industrial society and the transition from industrial society to the economic, social and cultural structure, the old value and importance of work lost as a result of the differences.Industrial development process, working together as long as the concept of Postmodernism current has different meanings. Industrial process, overtime, work style based on the location of the power of the body based on the knowledge and expertise in manufacturing has left the format. Information and technology-based production has come to the fore. Labor manifests itself in the form of more wins to consume less of these developments does not fit the Puritan work ethic. Understanding of the people in the study of production and consumption as a social value, but rather consume and comfortable. This working perception emerges as hedonist perception.

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Dr. Emre Tüfekçi

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Emre Tüfekçi (Master Thesis). Post modern process study, the changing meaning and content, 2011, Sakarya University.

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