Mass Communication Tools Research Articles

Information for Development: Unveiling the Views of Ghanaians on Community Information Centers as Mass Communication Tools

Information for Development: Unveiling the Views of Ghanaians on Community Information Centers as Mass Communication Tools

Representation of Climate Change in the Documentary Film Ano Bulan Balong (Semiotic Analysis of Roland Barthes)

Climate change is a condition characterized by changes in world climate patterns which result in erratic weather phenomena. Climate change occurs due to changes in climate variables, such as air temperature and rainfall, which occur continuously. In this research, film is the subject, film is a mass communication tool that is packaged with characters, plot and messages in it, provides information to the audience through the storyline that is conveyed and has a strong influence on issues that are developing in society, the unit of analysis of this research contains "Semiotic Analysis of Roland Barthes' Representation of Climate Change in the Documentary Film Ano Bulan Balong". The aim of this research is to determine the representation of climate change in the film Ano Bulan Balong based on Roland Barthes' stereotypes. This research uses Roland Barthes' semiotic theory, where the researcher looks for the meaning of Denotation, Connotation and Myth in several scenes in the film Ano Bulan Balong. . The results of research on the documentary film Ano Bulan Balong can be linked to environmental issues, namely climate change. Researchers group and categorize messages to convey meaning in the film Ano Bulan Balong, including; environmental message, Through semiotic analysis, Roland Barthes in this film shows that the problem currently being faced by Sumbawa is unrest triggered by environmental problems which are a factor in climate change, forest lands full of trees are starting to disappear, replaced by corn plants. Critical trees resulting from deforestation will cause extreme natural disasters.

Self-directed Learning: Strategy to Increase Digital Literacy in Suburban Society

The impact of digital technology in urban areas has a big influence on suburban communities, from mindset to use of technology. The development of digital technology has caused new upheavals in suburban society; the VUCA era has become a new chapter. Therefore, it is necessary to be equipped with digital literacy. This research aims to describe and analyze research findings regarding the impact of self-directed learning on digital literacy in suburban society. This research uses a qualitative approach with a grounded theory method. Research was conducted on suburban societies, youth organizations, community facilitators, and stakeholders through participatory observation techniques, in-depth interviews, and document studies. Data analysis uses open, axial, and selective coding data analysis. The research results show that the process of self-directed digital literacy learning in suburban communities is manifested in the community's proactive attitude with the presence of digital technology and social media. The construction of knowledge and learning experiences in building digital literacy in suburban communities is realized in the community's appreciation for the presence of digital technology, which is interpreted as providing convenience, new insights, and benefits. Apart from that, it is an informal learning medium, a mass communication tool, a discussion forum, a medium for social interaction in cyberspace, and an exploration of skills and knowledge in social media. This research concludes that self-directed learning is a strategy for suburban society to improve digital literacy skills.

Evaluation of Oral Cancer Risk and Common Knowledge Levels of the People Living in Eastern Anatolia

Aim: It was aimed to determine whether individuals from a sample consisting of both the public and healthcare professionals have predisposing factors for oral cancer and to learn about their thoughts on oral cancer. Materials and Methods: 784 individuals aged 18-70 years living in Van and neighboring provinces who did not have any physical or mental disability to fill out the online questionnaire were included in the study. For the comparison of categorical variables between groups, the Chi-Square test was utilized. A significance level of p < .05 was considered. Results: Out of 784 participants, 45.5% (356) were female, 54.1% (424) were male, and 0.4% (4) chose not to specify their gender. Regarding age distribution, 85.7% (672) of participants were aged of 40. Out of the participants in the questionnaire, 297 individuals (37.9%) are employed as healthcare professionals, while 487 individuals (62.1%) belong to other occupational groups. Additionally, among the participants, 28 participants (3.6%) who are elementary school graduates, 112 participants (14.3%) who are high school graduates, 587 participants (74.9%) who hold a university degree, and 51 individuals (6.5%) who have completed postgraduate or doctoral-level education. Conclusion:Efforts to raise awareness among the public through various mass communication tools, social media, and the dedication of healthcare professionals will have a positive impact on the prognosis of oral cancers, which can cause various defects in terms of function, aesthetics, and functionality.

DIGITAL DIVIDE AND EMERGENCY REMOTE EDUCATION: RECONSIDERING THE USE OF EDUCATIONAL RADIO DURING THE PANDEMIC

In this article, the concepts of interaction and digital divide in emergency remote education practices implemented due to the Covid-19 global pandemic are discussed, and the increasing importance of radio as a traditional mass communication tool in bridging the digital divide and structuring an interactive learning process is emphasized. In this article, the concepts of interaction and digital divide in emergency remote education practices implemented due to the Covid-19 global pandemic are discussed, and the increasing importance of radio as a traditional mass communication tool in bridging the digital divide and structuring an interactive learning process is emphasized. In this exploratory study, the main aim is to see the usefulness of university radio for education during the pandemic process by looking at the experiences gained during the Covid 19 pandemic period. The study examines the program preferences of the participants and reveals better program schedules and program types/themes that will be useful during the emergency education period. When the radio listening habits of Eskisehir Technical University students and academics are evaluated within the scope of emergency distance education applications, it is seen that radio broadcasts can be used as a powerful tool against the digital divide. Research findings show that there is a significant relationship between academic and students’ radio listening time. The factor analysis showed also revealed different factor groups for academics and students. Within the framework of radio program types, six basic factors were determined for both groups. When the learner-instructor interaction is evaluated within the framework of both broadcast times and broadcast types, it is understood that the two-way interaction process can be structured within this framework. The abstract should be about 150-200 words. The abstracts of the research papers should include the purpose, methodology, and results while the abstracts of theoretical papers should provide the general framework, special contributions to the literature, and major conclusions. The abstract should not contain any undefined abbreviations or unspecified references.

BASIC PARADIGMS OF IMPLEMENTATION OF MASS MEDIA IN EDUCATION

The current development of science has influenced technology to reach all segments of life. Namely, the media plays a big role in human development. At the very mention of mass media, we mean a whole treasury of technologies that transmit information and send certain messages. Classical mass media include: print (books, newspapers, posters, leaflets, comics), film, television and media of new information and communication technologies. Multimedia content animates children so much that they spend most of their time with the Internet and television, which confirms their enormous influence on shaping their lives.Although it covers all age groups, scientists are most interested in the impact of mass communication tools on children. Most of them believe that the means of mass communication are dangerous for children, that they leave a deep mark, because children are more prone to be blinded by negative influences. The expansion in the development of the media triggers new dilemmas, which are related to the impact on young people, which depends above all on the content which is plasira, and then and types of media, can be positive, and also negative. However, knowing that films, television, the Internet or the press are the fastest means of influencing children and even the elderly, we cannot view the mass media only as a possibility of negative action, but how to achieve positive, cultural and educational influences on the media with the same intensity. children’s attitudes and behavior. The modern way of teaching is most effective by using a wide range of teaching tools that motivate students to learn the teaching material. From the point of view of Gogo, the competence of teachers is also necessary for their implementation in teaching with the aim of meeting educational needs. The intention of the work is to train students for the rational application and adoption of appropriate educational content through means of mass communication.

REPRESENTASI INTERAKSI PUSTAKAWAN DAN PEMUSTAKA PENYANDANG BIPOLAR DALAM FILM KUKIRA KAU RUMAH (ANALISIS SEMIOTIKA ROLAND BARTHES)

Film is the result of a process of cultural depiction and a tool of artistic expression. Film as one of the reforms or can be interpreted as a mass communication tool consists of a combination of various technologies formed into one. The movie that has come to the author's attention for this analytical research is a movie entitled I thought you were home. A family drama movie that raises the mental issues of a teenager with bipolar disease. Where in each scene has a moral message and one of them is when there is an interaction between the Librarian and the main character while in the library. The formulation of the problem that was the focus of the research was the meaning of the interaction between librarians and library users when conducting circulation services in the movie I thought you were home by Umay Shahab. The focus of the research is located in the scene duration 18.33 - 20.47. This study aimed to describe the interactions that occur between librarians in providing circulation services to visitors, here the researcher's assessment is related to the attitude of empathy, reliability, and attention of librarians. The research method used by researchers is descriptive qualitative with the semiotic analysis technique of roland barthes. The results obtained in this study, librarians are very professional in conducting interactions, and the value that becomes the benchmark of researchers meets the 3 criteria of a library user in accordance with the formulation of the problem in this study.

Nilai Moral Film Animasi Buddhis Pada Laman Facebook Daai Tv Indonesia: Sebuah Analisis Semiotika

Abstract: Movies are mass communication tool that utilizes depictions of societies’s real-life scenarios as a means to convey specific messages or information. One kind of films is animation that replete with symbols, emblems, and profound meanings. Animations showcased on the Facebook platform by DAAI TV INDONESIA portray captivating Buddhist tales which is rich in moral values. The aim of this research is to identify the implied moral values within three animated films by DAAI TV INDONESIA. The research method used in this research is qualitative descriptive, utilizing a semiotic analysis approach based on Roland Barthes' five semiotic codes: the Hermeneutic Code, the Semic Code, the Symbolic Code, the Proaretic Code, and the Cultural Code. The primary data for this research consists of three animated film titles: Rahula, The Hunter's Trap, and Mahakassapa's Watermelon. Meanwhile, secondary data were gathered from various sources such as books, journals, theses, and online media. The research findings confirm that semiotic analysis effectively reveals a variety of moral values within animated films. Rahula embodies values such as skill, humility, wisdom, joy in giving advice, willingness to assist, and bravery. The Hunter's Trap conveys moral messages about responsibility, wisdom, compassion, kindness, and hard work. Meanwhile, Mahakassapa's Watermelon highlights honesty, patience, generosity, wisdom, and respect. Among these three Buddhist animated films, wisdom emerges as the most prominently dominant moral value.

Facts, faith and Facebook: science communication during the 2020–21 La Soufrière, St Vincent volcanic eruption

Abstract Social media has become an effective bidirectional communication tool used by risk management agencies during crises. Its interactive format can provide near real-time insight into public attitudes toward hazard and risk. While there is a growing body of research on risk communication and risk perception in developing countries, there is limited understanding of real-time public response to low-frequency, high-impact phenomenon like volcanic eruptions. Facebook, the social media platform, was one of the primary mass communication tools used by The University of the West Indies Seismic Research Centre during the 2020–21 eruption of La Soufrière volcano in St Vincent. This study analyses public response to hazard and risk information shared via Facebook. A thematic analysis of user comments and iconographic reactions during the eruption revealed a complex social response to the event and information on the event shared by scientists. Direct access to scientific information was widely appreciated, as was the scientific team, with whom the public developed a familiar relationship. The interplay of faith and science remains a key feature of risk perception in Caribbean society. Findings also highlight the utility of combining old and new broadcast technologies to engage diverse audiences.

Social Gender Construction Under the Effect of Visual Culture and Its Manifestation in Graphic Design

Culture is the collection of unwritten norms enabling people to live in harmony and order from the past to the present. Having started with images, visual communication later continued via speech and text. Despite presenting itself in a myriad of ways throughout the ages, in this age of technology, there is an increased trend towards nonverbal communication among modern people racing against time. Visual culture is how the cultural perspective that changes dependent on technology is structured via visual siege. As one bonus of visual culture, social gender perceptions shift with quick acceleration. Speed-message algorithm provided for developing mass communication tools opened the doors to visibility from producer to consumer. Graphic design tools that manage this algorithm best effectively in this age act as salient message carriers. As they manage social perception with constructed designs, they also provide space and income to the consumer. The aim of this study is to seek an answer to the question, “What are the manifestations of visual culture reflections on the graphic design domain with its interaction on social gender?”. Accordingly, eight pieces of magazine advertisement graphics analyzed via the survey model have been examined according to Van Dijk’s “discourse analysis” model. Through the discourse analysis method, advertisement graphic samples studied in this research have been evaluated within the context of constructed micro and macro structures that were re-adapted in line with graphic design principles. Microstructures are analyzed according to typography and font styles, color use, and holistic construct in design, while macro structures are included in the research according to pictograms and symbols, active and passive sentence structures, and visual use. In light of the detected findings, it is suggested that advertisement graphics in hand change according to past and present-day, but in both periods, visual elements are prepared by utilizing social gender perceptions efficiently.

Book Reprography in Copyright

Books are evolving into one of the most important mass communication tools on the planet. As a result, buying books through manufacturing and distribution is a crucial form of mass communication. The research’s purpose is to explore book reprography in copyright. The researchers used qualitative approach with literature study as the research design. The data were generated from different literature, mainly relevant books and scientific articles. The researchers discovered that, under copyright law, the creator's exclusive right arises immediately based on the declarative principle after a work is realized in tangible form, subject to limitations in accordance with statutory and regulatory conditions.

REPRESENTASI KELUARGA DALAM VIDEO MUSIK LAGU DUNIA TIPU- TIPU

Video music is one of the mass communication tools that has a major influence in the process of conveying messages to the public. One of the video clips that raises messages or values for the community is the video clip of the world song deception, and represents a message and implied meaning. This study aims to find out how the family is represented in the Dunia Tipu-Tipu music video. The research method uses qualitative research methods with qualitative descriptive types, data collection techniques using literature study. Data analysis using Roland Barthes semiotic analysis. The results of the research show that there is a denotative meaning, which is a sign contained in the sign, besides that there is a connotative meaning from the scenes of the Dunia Tipu-Tipu music video, and the representation contained in this music video is that there is a family relationship that requires deep conversation.

Redefinition of War and the Weapons of Mass Destruction in the 21st Century

War needs science and advanced technology to evolve. Until the time of the technological revolution, the war did not have such a large-scale to cover the whole world. But nowadays, communication became a tool that determines the potential of expanding threats. Modern military forces can change an environment faster than ever, but in a decentralized area, the army is unnecessary to war. This article shows the concept of a new idea of decentralized war as a civil and hybrid warfare conducted in the countries in which human rights are repeatedly violated. As evidenced by recent studies, decentralized war uses new generation technology as a weapon of mass destruction based on globally available mass communication tools. Thus, the study concentrates on the issue of these weapons as not only nuclear weapons are likely to play a more significant role in the international security environment, and constraints on the proliferation and use of chemical and biological weapons seem to be inefficient. There will be greater scope for terrorism, though it is not possible to predict the frequency or severity of any future employment of the weapons of mass destruction. New forms of the weapons (beyond chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear weapons) are likely to emerge. This is namely cyber weapons that is capable of inflicting a widespread disruption and generating high costs to deter large-scale cyber attacks. As a consequence of war redefinition, the article is also a trial of reconsidering the term of weapon of mass destruction, by explaining the role of cyber attacks, political fanaticism and hateful propaganda.

Public Figure Vaccination Rhetoric and Vaccine Hesitancy: Retrospective Twitter Analysis.

Social media has emerged as a critical mass communication tool, with both health information and misinformation now spread widely on the web. Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, some public figures promulgated anti-vaccine attitudes, which spread widely on social media platforms. Although anti-vaccine sentiment has pervaded social media throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, it is unclear to what extent interest in public figures is generating anti-vaccine discourse. We examined Twitter messages that included anti-vaccination hashtags and mentions of public figures to assess the connection between interest in these individuals and the possible spread of anti-vaccine messages. We used a data set of COVID-19-related Twitter posts collected from the public streaming application programming interface from March to October 2020 and filtered it for anti-vaccination hashtags "antivaxxing," "antivaxx," "antivaxxers," "antivax," "anti-vaxxer," "discredit," "undermine," "confidence," and "immune." Next, we applied the Biterm Topic model (BTM) to output topic clusters associated with the entire corpus. Topic clusters were manually screened by examining the top 10 posts most highly correlated in each of the 20 clusters, from which we identified 5 clusters most relevant to public figures and vaccination attitudes. We extracted all messages from these clusters and conducted inductive content analysis to characterize the discourse. Our keyword search yielded 118,971 Twitter posts after duplicates were removed, and subsequently, we applied BTM to parse these data into 20 clusters. After removing retweets, we manually screened the top 10 tweets associated with each cluster (200 messages) to identify clusters associated with public figures. Extraction of these clusters yielded 768 posts for inductive analysis. Most messages were either pro-vaccination (n=329, 43%) or neutral about vaccination (n=425, 55%), with only 2% (14/768) including anti-vaccination messages. Three main themes emerged: (1) anti-vaccination accusation, in which the message accused the public figure of holding anti-vaccination beliefs; (2) using "anti-vax" as an epithet; and (3) stating or implying the negative public health impact of anti-vaccination discourse. Most discussions surrounding public figures in common hashtags labelled as "anti-vax" did not reflect anti-vaccination beliefs. We observed that public figures with known anti-vaccination beliefs face scorn and ridicule on Twitter. Accusing public figures of anti-vaccination attitudes is a means of insulting and discrediting the public figure rather than discrediting vaccines. The majority of posts in our sample condemned public figures expressing anti-vax beliefs by undermining their influence, insulting them, or expressing concerns over public health ramifications. This points to a complex information ecosystem, where anti-vax sentiment may not reside in common anti-vax-related keywords or hashtags, necessitating further assessment of the influence that public figures have on this discourse.

Radio as a Vehicle for Promotion of Indigenous Languages in Nigeria: A Study of Amuludun FM and Orisun FM Radio Stations

This paper explores the role of radio as a powerful medium for the promotion and preservation of indigenous languages in Nigeria. With a diverse linguistic landscape, Nigeria is home to numerous indigenous languages, many of which are at risk of extinction due to the dominance of English and other major languages. Radio, as a mass communication tool, is assumed to have the potential to revitalize the use of indigenous languages, thus fostering cultural identity and linguistic diversity. The paper examines the impact of radio in promoting indigenous languages in Nigeria and discusses the challenges, strategies, and possible initiatives to employ in language promoting indigenous language through radio broadcasts. In assessing the possibility of radio to serve as a Vehicle for Promotion of Indigenous Languages in Nigeria, the paper adopted survey method, using a structured questionnaire to gather data from 172 respondents drawn from the coverage areas of the selected indigenous radio stations. The study is anchored on Agenda Setting Theory. Data gathered were analysed and presented in tables and simples percentages. Findings show that Amuludun FM, Ibadan and Orisun FM, Ile-Ife, enjoy a high number of audiences who listen to the stations because of their peculiarity of using indigenous languages to present programmes. The respondents affirmed that Amuludun FM, Ibadan and Orisun FM, Ile-Ife promote indigenous language and also ensure effective communication through Yoruba indigenous language particularly for people in the Yoruba rural communities. The study recommends that Indigenous languages should be encouraged because it is the native language. Media campaigns for promotion of indigenous languages and implementation across schools must be intensified to prevent the indigenous languages from going into extinction.

Политический феномен революции

The article analyzes the political phenomenon of revolutions. The article explores the phenomenon of political revolutions, providing an overview and analysis of the key aspects, causes, and consequences of this phenomenon in world politics. Revolutions, as political events, have a long history and have a significant impact on modern society. The article examines the reasons that may push people to rebel against the existing political system. The author emphasizes that dissatisfaction with corruption, authoritarian regimes, economic instability and social inequalities often serves as a catalyst for mass protests. Effective use of mass communication tools such as the Internet and social media also plays an important role in mobilizing the masses. Additionally, the article analyzes the impact of political revolutions on the countries and regions where they occurred. This may include changes in political structure, the establishment of new governments, and even global implications for international relations. In addition, the article raises the issue of the role of the international community and external actors in political revolutions, including support for the opposition and influence on the development of events.

An Evaluation of the Role and Function of ‘Feuilleton’ in the Development of Journalism and Literature

Bu çalışma, gazetede yer alan fakat edebiyatın gelişmesinde de önemli bir role sahip olan tefrikanın işlevlerini ele almaktadır. 19. Yüzyıl, Batılılaşma hareketlerinin siyasî ve sosyal bakımdan hayatın içine girmeye başladığı bir dönemdir. Tanzimat Fermanı, Islahat Fermanı ve Meşrutiyet idaresinin kabulü gibi siyasî gelişmeler, zamanla kültür hayatı üzerinde de önemli etkilere sebep olmuştur. Gazete, bu etkiyi hızlandıran o devrenin en önemli kitle iletişim aracıdır. Roman, Batılı tarzda hikâye, tiyatro gibi Batılı türlerin Türk edebiyatına girişinde ve gelişmesinde gazeteciliğin önemli bir rolü vardır. Türk edebiyatının yeni türler ile değişim yaşamasında önemli bir vasıta rolü oynayan gazete, geniş insan yığınları üzerinde kültürel etkilere sahiptir. Uzun edebî metinlerin belli diziler hâlinde neşredilmesiyle ortaya çıkan tefrika, Türk gazeteciliğinde çok uzun süre etkisini sürdürmüştür. Tefrika, uzun edebî metinlerin gazetede görünmesini mümkün kılarak daha fazla insanın edebiyat ile tanışmasına zemin hazırlamıştır. Türk edebiyatında pek çok genç yazar, gazetelerdeki yazıları ile meşhur olmuştur. Bu yazılar ise genelde ‘tefrika’ ile gazetelerde kendine yer bulmuştur. Tefrika, gazetecilik bakımından kültürel ve edebî bir faaliyet olması, edebiyat açısından ise popüler edebiyat başta olmak üzere telif ve tercüme pek çok eserin okurla buluşması dolayısıyla okur – eser etkileşiminin temini ile edebî mahfilde hızla tekâmül etmiştir. Tefrika aynı zamanda müelliflerin kitap basım masraflarının da önüne geçmiştir. Bu yüzden tefrika, edebiyat ve gazetecilik arasında karşılıklı bir fayda ilişkisi inşa etmiş, fikir hayatının canlanmasına aracılık etmiştir.

TIME AND SPACE IN THE FILM YAHSI BATI

ABSTRACT
 People, objects or assets are positioned by using the concepts of time and space over the world. Time and space are constituent elements of life which help to understand to the world. People cannot live independently from the concepts of time and space and these concepts can be freely used in the cinema. Cinema as a mass communication tool that constantly evolves and changes itself provides the possibility of infinite freedom to director. In the movie, time and space can be shaped according to the director's requests and every director can be apply to different ways while using these two concepts in their films.
 From beginning to present day, usage of time and space in a movie has showed differences at cinema which is one of the mass media. In this study, it is aimed that how the western movies that are the ancestors of cinema has experienced a change as a type and how time and space were used these kinds of movies. Especially the study is going to focus on how time and space were used in a western movie, Yahsi Bati (2009), filmed in Turkey. In the content of study, the film Yahsi Bati directed by Ömer Faruk Sorak will be analyzed that used in numerous different transition methods and semiotic elements. In the first part of the study, time and space concepts will be explained and the second part of study history of western movie and time and space usage in western movies will be explained. In the last part, the film Yahsi Bati is analyzed semiotically.

Conceptualization and validation of brand social capital construct by analyzing the role of social media capital

PurposeResearchers, with the widespread acceptance of Web-based technologies by companies, have recently discovered a new type of social capital through these mass communication tools, but there is still limited knowledge about its formation. Therefore, this study specifically aims to conceptualize and validate brand social capital (BSC) by analyzing the role of the online brand community’s social media capital (OBCSC).Design/methodology/approachResearch data was collected using a questionnaire with 39 closed-ended questions. Participants, among the 220 questionnaires distributed, only returned 140 acceptable questionnaires, indicating a response rate of 64%. The statistical population of the study included managers and employees of e-commerce companies active in social media in the field of B2C who introduce and sell their products and services on various types of social networking websites. This study performed data analysis using structural equation modeling with partial least squares.FindingsThe results showed that OBCSC has a positive and significant effect on the integration of brand knowledge, branding co-creation and sense of belonging to the brand community, and in addition, using the mediating role of these three variables, it also has a positive effect on BSC. This study rejects only hypothesis 8 among all the hypotheses formulated, which shows that the sense of belonging to the brand community has no significant effect on branding co-creation.Originality/valueBy conceptualizing a new phenomenon called BSC and how its conversion mechanism is, this research defines a specific and formulated path to better identify the results of the organizational use of social media. In addition, it significantly contributes to increasing managers’ understanding of the importance of online brand community activities in internalizing customer brand knowledge within the company and turning it into wealth.

The Meaning of Home in the Process of Change: Home in the Transfiguration of the Ordinary

The concept of home, which can be discussed in many disciplines, is one of the important elements in the representation of shelter, belonging, asylum, security, peace, identity or it has become a phenomenon that is constantly traced in different disciplines over time, with the negative and contradictory states and phenomena of all these situations. The audience has become a powerful language and a mode of production within the object-space relations. Man attributes different meanings to the house that contains his own existence in his world. The house is not only a concrete building, a phenomenon that includes the usual housing function, but in this study, it is aimed to reveal the meanings in the phenomenological perspective of different disciplines that ascribe different meanings to the house. In this context, the objectification of the house by transforming into a mass communication tool with modernity, and the concept of the house during the research, first of all, briefly discussed with its phenomenological dimension, various thoughts on the house and space are included. To position the house, which has become an object of modernity, as an object space in contemporary art; It has been tried to reveal the perception methods that artists such as Petrit Halilaj, Louis Bourgeois, Gordon Matta-Clark Nevin Aladağ and Maider Lopez brought their own phenomenological approaches to home.