10.51847/Qx3ygy2

2000

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DOI 10.51847/qx3ygy2
Data confidence 70 medium
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Abstract

The globalization of the culture of relationships has brought about changes in the culture and outlook of not only European states and peoples, they also touched the Turkish peoples. This had a significant impact not only on the worldview of girls and women, but also on their culture, dress, and style of communication and preservation of customs in the family. In the views and life principles of modern young girls, as future mothers, it is clearly seen how they move away from the principles of n