Abstract
The COVID-19 epidemic takes place in our lives as a crisis that completely transforms or has the potential to transform all the dynamics of social life and all daily life practices regarding the use of urban space. Pandemic conditions have significantly affected individuals psychologically, socially, socially and economically. Precautionary restrictions have squeezed social life into housing. While this situation increased the orientation to the digital or virtual environment, it caused a withdrawal from the public space. In this study, the dissolution from the physical environment of the public space to the virtual environment of the private space is described by a new kind of publicity experience called 'digital publicity'. With this study, in which scientific suggestions and predictions about the transformation of the public space, the concrete effects of the pandemic process in this transformation and the results of the 'digital publicity' situation that developed as a natural return of the process, are investigated, it is aimed to develop a discussion environment on how the changing dynamics may affect the use of public spaces in the future.
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