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Modernization and the Reproduction of Everyday Life in Konya

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65–88
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2013-12-11
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This study is an effort to under-stand how the attributes of the modern and the traditional shape everyday life, as well as to provide a discussion of its current problems.

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Objective & Hypothesis:In this paper, modernity and the practices of everyday life are evaluated, selecting Konya as a case study.
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Key Findings & Data:Everyday life reflects the norm of values, approaches, and actions that are brought into being in society in various ways.
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⚙️Variables:Everyday life · modernity · religiosity

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In this paper, modernity and the practices of everyday life are evaluated, selecting Konya as a case study. Everyday life reflects the norm of values, approaches, and actions that are brought into being in society in various ways. Konya constitutes a unique example for those who want to observe the continuity of Turkish modernism, because it is a city where modernity and desires for a traditional life meet in a paradoxical manner; it is a unique city in that it enables hybrid encounters of the modern and traditional to occur in everyday life practices. This study is an effort to under-stand how the attributes of the modern and the traditional shape everyday life, as well as to provide a discussion of its current problems.

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In this paper, modernity and the practices of everyday life are evaluated, selecting Konya as a case study. Everyday life reflects the norm of values, approaches, and actions that are brought into being in society in various ways. Konya constitutes a unique example for those who want to observe the continuity of Turkish modernism, because it is a city where modernity and desires for a traditional life meet in a paradoxical manner; it is a unique city in that it enables hybrid encounters of the modern and traditional to occur in everyday life practices. This study is an effort to under-stand how the attributes of the modern and the traditional shape everyday life, as well as to provide a discussion of its current problems.

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SUBAŞI, N. (2013). Modernization and the Reproduction of Everyday Life in Konya. Ilahiyat Studies, Cilt: 4 - Sayı: 1, 65–88. https://ajindex.com/articles/852454

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