Psychopolitics of the Pandemic

Psychopolitics of the Pandemic Book Description: This book examines the impact of the pandemic process we have been in with COVID-19 for the last year on human and social psychology in a historical process. The study in your hand consists of 12 articles written by scientists and guest faculty members who continue their academic studies in the field of human and social sciences at Üsküdar University Political Psychology Application and Research Center. Prepared by the editors of Deniz Ülke Arıboğan and Hadiye Yılmaz Odabaşı, Psychopolitics of the Pandemic is an article about the epidemic in the history of Turkey and the world. It examines human and social behavior through examples of processes and reveals the connections between current political attitudes and social psychopolitics. This academic study makes a significant contribution to the discipline of political psychology; historical depiction of epidemics, philosophers' views on epidemics, the relationship between nation-state/national identity and epidemics, the existence of global capitalism in the context of epidemics, the effects of the epidemic on the audience in visual arts, especially in cinema, superstructure institutions and subjectivity, prohibition, isolation, loneliness, It brings the concepts of old age and normal into discussion. Reminding the readers that COVID-19 is neither the first nor the last epidemic throughout history, Psychopolitics of the Pandemic is published in the literature as an effort to understand today and tomorrow based on lived experiences, and as an opportunity to develop new social and psychopolitical understandings of epidemics. takes its place. (From the Promotional Bulletin)