Marginalized groups of youth in the process of Turkey: Emo Example
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In our study "Marginal groups in the process of Turkey's youth," we first examined the changes and challenges of youth and adolescence. After drawing the young person's psychological framework we draw the shape of the social institutions relationship during the process of puberty. Social groups such as family, friends group has an important role in shaping the youth.In continuation of our work we reviewed the concepts of anomie and alienation demonstrated by the youth against the general rules of society. After reviewing the perspective of subculture in culture and youth groups we tried to explain the reflections of the marginalized groups from universal dimensions to local dimensions.In social aspect youth is extremely important. In the process of being young, adolescents have many physical and spiritual changes. A lot of factors created by these changes in itself such as sensuality and tension. In this process young tries to prove that the individual self to society therefore may be alienated to the society and show anomie behaviors . In this sense, the changes in the world like globalization, technology and many other factors causes globalization of youth groups and depending on the society local community youth groups decreases.
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Meryem Memiş
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Meryem Memiş (Master Thesis). Marginalized groups of youth in the process of Turkey: Emo Example, 2012, Sakarya University.
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