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1. Representation of Teachers in Turkish Cinema Between 1940 and 1980

Author

Murat Cem Acaralp, Fevzi Kasap, and Mustafa Ufuk Çelik

Subjects
Cinema, Turkish Cinema, Film Criticism, Social Change, Profession, Teacher Representation, Visual arts, N1-9211, Communication. Mass media, P87-96
Abstract

The film of the destruction of the Russian monument in 1914 is not only the history of Turkish cinema, but also of a country. The aim of this study is to reveal the representation of teachers in Turkish cinema, which is one of the professions that shape a nation, in films that reflect the effects of the periods spent in all its positive and negative aspects. The reflections of the political and social changes experienced in the historical process on the cinema, the emphasis in the representation of the teacher and the quality of the added value created in the society were analyzed in comparison with the periodical conjuncture. With the purposeful sampling management, the films in which the teacher was represented from 1940 to 1980 were compared with the conditions of the period in which they were shot, and their reflections on the society and the teacher were examined.

Published
2023
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4. Investigation of Social Media Sharing Attitudes and Practices of Individuals With Different Mental Structures in COVID-19 Outbreak Process

Author

Nuran Öze and Murat Cem Acaralp

Subjects
0504 sociology, Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), business.industry, Process (engineering), 05 social sciences, 050401 social sciences methods, 050301 education, Outbreak, Social media, Public relations, business, Psychology, 0503 education
Abstract

This chapter explores the effects of the stress caused by the epidemic on the individuals of the society with the effects of decisions taken during the pandemic and social media on people with different mental structures. The perception of stress/discomfort and insufficient self-efficacy in individuals were measured using the electronic questionnaire technique, and the perceived stress scale (PSS) was used to ensure a clearer perception of items. An online survey was conducted between 25/06-15/07/2020 by reaching 167 people. Awareness of the COVID-19 outbreak, their thoughts on the process, and the effects of the news they encountered in the media during this process were measured using the PSS scale. According to the research findings, the knowledge and awareness level of the participants about the epidemic process and the virus was found to be very high; as the age level increased, the stress/discomfort level increased, and the insufficient self-efficacy level remained at a lower level; the insufficient self-efficacy level is higher in younger ages than in older ages.

Published
2021
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