Fiatal felnőtt identitás-alakulás a pandémia idején – a művészet, lehetséges mentőöv

Authors

  • Kinga Bakk-Miklósi University of Arts, Tîrgu-Mureş

Keywords:

identity exploration

Abstract

Young Adult Identity Development During the Pandemic – Art as a Possible Lifebelt

The starting point of this lecture is the case study of two young adult girls, who were „pushed back” into their parents’ house during the pandemic. The search for free paths, their aspirations for an independent living and the development of their new identity were hampered by the outbreak of the pandemic, which I think are not two isolated cases. In both cases, the arts represented (they are not artists) a connection with the present. Living with arts is an alternative for them, a path to create a friendlier world. The lecture presents this path-seeking as a possible alternative.

References

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2021-07-01

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Bakk-Miklósi, K. (2021) “Fiatal felnőtt identitás-alakulás a pandémia idején – a művészet, lehetséges mentőöv”, Symbolon, 21, pp. 7–13. Available at: http://uartpress.ro/journals/index.php/symbolon/article/view/211 (Accessed: 30 April 2024).

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Vol. 21 (2020): Special Number. Art and Education

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Articles

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