Revisiting Turkish Youth: A Netnography of an Enduring Social Construct from Sociocultural and Systematic Perspectives
摘要
This article delves into the current perception of the youth in Turkey, which has remained a notable social construct for the past two centuries. Through netnography, it focuses on virtual communities in YouTube comments sections and contends that this distinctive myth, boasting historical continuity and significance, now struggles to serve its traditional functions and bear the same meaning for society due to a growing disconnect between the political and politics.