INVESTIGATION OF MÜSLÜM MOVIE IN THE CONTEXT OF SCHEMA THERAPY FOR COUPLES
INVESTIGATION OF MÜSLÜM MOVIE
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Jeffrey Young, family therapy, family balance, family communication, film analysisAbstract
"Müslüm" is a 2018 biographical film that tells the life story of Müslüm Gürses, one of Turkey's most famous Arabesque music artists. The film portrays Gürses' difficult and tragic life, his ups and downs, the rise of his music career, and his personal struggles. Themes such as family bonds, losses, and the fight for survival are explored in the narrative. Another significant character in Müslüm Gürses’ life, as depicted in the film, is his life partner Muhterem Nur. Their relationship, while full of ups and downs, is based on profound love.Schema therapy, developed by Jeffrey Young, integrates various approaches, including cognitive-behavioral therapy, attachment theory, psychoanalytic concepts, and experiential therapies, designed particularly for individuals dealing with long-term psychological issues. Schema therapy focuses on the "schemas" formed during childhood that influence individuals’ relationships, thoughts, and behaviors throughout their lives. This study employs qualitative research methods, particularly document analysis, to explore how childhood experiences shape individuals’ behaviors and affect their lives.
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