Ulusal ve Uluslararası Sosyoloji ve Ekonomi Dergisi

Conversion Disorder

Fatma Eda AĞKÜN — 2024-03-16

Conversion disorder is a common mental disorder in our country. As a result of the research, it was determined that various mental problems (sadness, fear, shame, anger) turned into bodily problems (inability to speak, fainting, stroke, weakness, loss of sense, etc.) in patients with conversion disorder. Conversion disorder can be seen at any age, but the period we often encounter is adolescent and youth periods. Diagnosing the conversion disorder is very difficult because it can mimic many diseases. Conversion disorder can usually be cured without the need for treatment. Behavioral therapies can be applied in order to speed up the treatment process.

Identification Of Archetypal Elements In Thomas Mann's The Transposed Head: A Legend Of India Within The Mythical Context

Yunus ACAR — 2024-03-16

Humans learn through imitation. The archetypes of our earliest imitations are evident in all our behaviours. Mythological stories and myths are one of the first places where these archetypes are encountered. Throughout history, myths and mythological stories have served as a source of inspiration and guidance for human behaviour and literature. Thomas Mann’s The Transposed Heads: A Legend of India inspired by the sixth story among the Vetala-pantca-Vimsatika in Indian mythology. Mann uses elements of Indian culture in his work without altering them, while interpreting it from his own perspective. The work aims to highlight the contrast between Western and Eastern societies, with Indian culture and mythology being prominent. As a result, the author’s viewpoint and the religious beliefs influenced by Indian mythology and their impact on Indian society are intertwined in the work, creating a new dimension. The objective of this research is to analyse the mythical elements presented in Thomas Mann’s The Transposed Heads: A Legend of India both explicitly and implicitly. The heroes in the work will be analysed archetypally, with reference to the teachings of Mircea Eliade, Claude Lévi-Strauss Strauss, and Carl Gustav Jung. The aim is to explain the situations that the individual falls into and to illuminate the psychology of the heroes with an archetypal perspective arising from myths.

Evaluation of Facts Affecting the Economic Growth Process of Countries.

Yaşar Burçin ONUR — 2024-03-16

Economic growth is an important phenomenon for countries. In order to increase national income countries must constantly increase their commercial activity rates. Real sector oriented growth is considered the main goal for countries. While growth rates are important criteria they cover processes that need to be evaluated in all aspects. The country s industrial and commercial system should develop with a debt- free financing system that will be provided by its own means. Primarily, debt financing method is frequently used to create entrepreneurs. Although these practises are beneficial , they result in more harm than good. In the following periods, the debt financing period begins and a high level of cash need comes to the fore. In the following period, we withness the dissolution of debt financing companies and ultimately the formation of the road to bankruptey. In this study; it is emphaised that businesses should benefit from different structures other than the interest system benefit from different structures other than the interest system in providing their financing and the importance of foundation management and multi- partner commercial partnership is expressed.

Women's Rights in the Ottoman Empire

Büşranur YALÇIN — 2024-03-16

With the conversion of Turkish society to Islam, they provided the way to seek legal rights through sharia courts. In sharia law, which is known to consist of the provisions that establish the foundation, even if it is said that women are protected in accordance with the conditions of the period such as inheritance, divorce, mahir, etc., the fact that they cannot be fully equal with men has also been recorded in the records that they cannot reveal their existence in the social field. With the effect of its developments in the world and the entry of the Ottoman Empire into a series of wars, the need for women in every field has increased. With the effect of men being at the front, women were active in business life. When women saw that they could sustain their lives on their own, they were able to make their voices heard in the fields of economy, social, dress code and law through enlightened writers thanks to the societies with the effect of the atmosphere brought by the Tanzimat and the Constitutional Period. They have been able to continue their fully libertarian and egalitarian struggle at every opportunity.

Schema Therapy in Indiviuals with Depression Systematic Review on its Use

Esma KATIRCIOĞLU — 2023-03-16

The purpose of systematic review study is to examine how Schema therapy in individuals with depression. In this combination, the systematic combination method was used and no field work or any scale was used. The studies conducted in English and Turkish are between the years 2011-2024. It consists of research articles of these studies. This compilation study is being carried out in two stages, February, 2024 and May, 2024. As a result of the literature review, 6 studies were considered. As a result of these 6 studies, it has been seen that Schema Therapy is effective in healing therapy and helps in the healing process. It has been determined that after Schema Therapy was applied to individuals with depression, there was a decrease and improvement in the number of individuals with depression. Therefore, Schema Therapy is an effective method in the treatment of depression. It has been concluded that Schema Therapy is an effective model in the treatment of Depression and as a result of this inference, it is a model that can be used in the treatment of Depression.