Abstract

This study aims to present the Kurds and the Kurdish migration waves to Rojava (Northern Syria). The accumulation of huge Kurdish masses on the territory of today's Syria is the result of millennial waves of migration caused by the turbulent events in the Middle East. The article analyzes: The Kurdish settlements in Syria; The French colonial authorities; The French colonial policy in the Middle East; The migration flow to Syria. The authors of the in-depth study of modern Syrian Kurdistan, The Question of Syrian Kurdistan – Reality, History, Mythologisation, argue that in the twentieth century there were two main waves of migration to northern Syria. One is expansionist and the other is restrictive. They form the current profile of the Kurdish community in Syria.

Highlights

  • Theatre pedagogy is gaining momentum at present (O’Neill, 2015)

  • Situation scenes staged with the purpose to facilitate L2 acquisition neutralized negative emotions that undergraduates brought to the class from the outside

  • We deem the presented information, which indicates that both the youth and their parents are generally satisfied with family life, to be positive, especially in the context of the fact that our study was conducted during the period of COVID 19 epidemic during which certain studies warned about the presence of certain unwanted family relationships such as difficulties in maintaining family connections and support, inadequate communication patterns, coping with stress as well as increased risk of violence and family abuse (Roje Đapić, Buljan Flander & Prijatelj, 2020)

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Introduction

Theatre pedagogy is gaining momentum at present (O’Neill, 2015). We have all the evidence to state that theatre and teaching have a lot in common: both of them are interactive means. Considering different approaches in examining family relationships and main aim of this paper, we do not aspire to theoretical comprehensiveness, but refer to the complexity of family relationships and the importance of participants’ self-perception of their families According to both traditional and modern theories (historically – institutional, sociological, structurally – functional, psychological approaches, development theories etc.) it can be concluded that family represents a “living organism” which, due to complex interactional relationships and environmental influences, experiences numerous changes and adaptations to the “new” qualities and levels of interactions (Zloković & Lukajić, 2016). As the result of an analysis of such phenomena comes up an interest to a nationally – cultural side of language semantics It is known, that source of nationally-cultural semantics is in stable phrases – phraseological units and aphorisms (paroemias, proverbs and bywords), which get a double meaning while the process of forming one separate nation: interactive – way of speaking and informative – the source of different information, necessary for society’s development and life. The fragment is perhaps the new that replaces the old way of thinking

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