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Concept of Kurdish Society Socio-anthropological reading

Hemin Baqir Abdul1

1 Sociology Department, College of human science, Suleimani University, Sulaymaniyah, Kurdistan Region, Iraq.

Published
February 27, 2025
Volume
12 (1), 583-596
License
CC BY 4.0
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Abstract

In this research the concept of Kurdish society has been examined. Using descriptive analysis method, the researcher answered some key questions about Kurdish society. The researcher noticed that in daily life as well as in the academic and media sectors, the concept of Kurdish society has not been used in a proper way. There are many reasons for that, including the lake in the set of rules which all society should have. conclusion suggests that there is no one Kurdish society. In other words, some may confront different Kurdish society who share some important features and have something in common in term of cultural norm. Moreover, each of these societies has its own cultural, economic and political development. It is more logical to make divisions and be more specific while we are going to name them. For example, it is better to say the Kurdish society of south, the Kurdish society of north, the Kurdish society of

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Concept of Kurdish Society Socio-anthropological reading

Hemin Baqir Abdul

In this research the concept of Kurdish society has been examined. Using descriptive analysis method, the researcher answered some key questions about Kurdish society. The researcher noticed that in daily life as well as in the academic and media sectors, the concept of Kurdish society has not been used in a proper way. There are many reasons for that, including the lake in the set of rules which all society should have. conclusion suggests that there is no one Kurdish society. In other words, some may confront different Kurdish society who share some important features and have something in common in term of cultural norm. Moreover, each of these societies has its own cultural, economic and...