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İyi yetiştirilen ve iyi eğitim alan gençlerin günümüzdeki temel sorunu uzun süreli ilişkiler kuramamaları. Belki tutku duyamıyorlar çünkü çok kolay elde ediyorlar. Eğitim seviyesi yüksek ailelerin yetiştirdiği gençler olan bu kişilerin sosyal medyadaki temsilleri araştırmanın temelini oluşturmaktadır. Doğuştan elde edilmiş haklara sahipler ancak sürekli bir bakıma ve ilgiye ihtiyaçları var bu ilgiyi bulamadıkları an ise yalnızlaşıyorlar. Sosyal medyada aktif olarak yer almayı seçen bu gençlerin sosyal medya haricindeki hayatlarında kendilerini yalnız hissettikleri görülüyor. Bu anlamda günümüz gençlerinin yalnızlaşması ve kendilerini sosyal medyada temsil ederek, sosyal medyada bir hayat kurmalarının nedenini araştırmak çalışmanın temelini oluşturmaktadır. Çalışma kapsamında sosyal medyanın tüketim toplumunun bir parçası haline gelmesi ve iletişimin tüketimi kuramsalı üzerinde durulmaktadır.
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Well-educated and young people cannot establish long-term relationships. The representations of these young people, who have families with a high level of education, in social media are the basis of the research. They have inherited rights, but they need constant care and attention, and when they cannot find it, they become lonely. It is seen that these young people who choose to take an active part in social media feel alone in their lives other than social media. In this sense, the study is based on the loneliness of today’s young white collar people,how they represent themselves on social media and the investigation of the cause of establishing a life on social media. The study focuses on social media becoming a part of the consumer society and the consumption of communication.
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