Globalisation And Youth Culture
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This document discusses how globalization and technology are impacting youth culture. It notes that family values are eroding as youth are exposed to more external factors like smoking, drugs, and a fast-paced life. Technology is increasingly moving from offices to bedrooms, enabling instant communication but also loneliness and less reliance on God. Pocket money for youth is rising, fueling consumerism over spirituality as they spend more and save less.
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- 1. Globalisation& Youth Culture New Creation in Christ Dr Premanand M E Malabar Christian College Calicut www.premclt.com
- 3. 1.Youth of today are exposed to many external factors 2.Family values are slowly eroding 3.Pocket money is on the rise 4.Consumerism has replaced Spirituality 5.Technology is moving from boardrooms to bedrooms
- 4. Youth of today are exposed to many external factors Smoking - Drugs Fast paced life Diminishing family values Nuclear family concept Ageing parents
- 5. Family values are slowly eroding • Families becoming smaller • Dissent within families • Same sex marriages on the rise • Seeking solace with Avatars
- 6. Technology is moving from boardrooms to bedrooms • Instant communication possible – instant gratification required • Age old diseases like plague, cholera eradicated , new mutants evolving • Loneliness on the rise • Companionship with unknowns increasing • Less reliance to God and more on Technology
- 7. Technology is moving from boardrooms to bedrooms • E-prayers, RSS feeds for daily readings, scripture in tablet form • Videocasts, Podcasts that substitute for real devotion and prayer • Social networking bots, Likes, Forwards, • Spams, Amen indicators, Threatening messages • Convergence of Media • Digital divide
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