Inter-Family Communication Languages via the Discourse in Women's Roles in Turkish TV Series-Reference-Cited by-同舟云学术

Inter-Family Communication Languages via the Discourse in Women's Roles in Turkish TV Series

Published:2020 Issue: Volume: Page:59-76
ISSN:2475-6814
Container-title:Advances in Media, Entertainment, and the Arts
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Author:

Ulusoy Şebnem Gürsoy¹

Affiliation:

1. Istanbul Gelişim University, Turkey

Abstract

Modernization and urbanization have changed many phenomena. One of these changes is the representation of mother and women. It is seen that the modernization and urbanization and motherhood concept of women have changed. Maternity representations have recently changed in Turkish series. Within the scope of the study, the language of the woman in the family as a mother and her place in the family were examined. It is also an important issue whether urban culture changes the representations of motherhood. In this sense, social media, urbanization, modernization, and the changes in women's representations are all interrelated.

Publisher

IGI Global

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