В наше время молодежь Киргизии, а о

В наше время молодежь Киргизии, а особенно в Бишкеке стала все чаще использовать интернет, это можно увидеть везде, гуляя по улице, сидя в кафе, даже в спортзале и ночных клубах. Это стало настолько популярно и заразительно, что создается множество вопросов, на которые нам пытается ответить Hans Ibold в его книге Central Asian Survey. В ней он пытается рассказать нам о молодёжи в центральной Азии, которые в отличие от своих родителей и бабушек являются более продвинутыми в социальной сфере. Его главной целью является изучение «between cultural identity and Internet use in the everyday lives of urban Kyrgyz youth.» На мой взгляд это очень интересная тактика, и это так же заставляет тебя задуматься над тем, что же может получиться в ходе этого опыта, и может ли это вообще получиться. Так что поэтому, я попытаюсь ответить на свой же вопрос, могул ли люди, а в особенности молодое поколение, начать больше использовать интернет и при этом не разрушить свои культурные ценности и традиции?

Результаты (английский) 1:

Nowadays young people of Kyrgyzstan, and especially in Bishkek became increasingly use the Internet, it can be seen everywhere, walking on the street, sitting in cafes, even in the gym and night clubs. It has become so popular and infectiously that creates a lot of questions that we are trying to answer in his book Ibold Hans Central Asian Survey. In it, he tries to tell us about youth in Central Asia that are unlike their parents and grandparents are more advanced in the social sphere. Its main purpose is to study "between cultural identity and Internet use in the everyday lives of urban Kyrgyz youth." in my opinion this is a very interesting tactic, and it just makes you think about what could happen in the course of this experience, and whether it is at all possible. So therefore, I will try to answer your question, whether people, and mogul in particular the younger generation, to make more use of the Internet and it does not destroy its cultural values and traditions?

Результаты (английский) 2:

Nowadays young people of Kyrgyzstan, especially in Bishkek has become increasingly use the Internet, it can be seen everywhere, walking on the street, sitting in cafes, even in the gym and nightclubs. It became so popular and infectiously that creates a lot of questions to which we trying to answer Hans Ibold in his book Central Asian Survey. In it, he tries to tell us about the Youth in Central Asia, which, unlike their parents and grandparents are more advanced in the social sphere. Its main purpose is to study «between cultural identity and Internet use in the everyday lives of urban Kyrgyz youth.» In my opinion this is a very interesting tactic, and it just makes you think about what could happen in the course of this experience, and Could this all happen. So therefore, I will try to answer your question, mogul whether people, especially the younger generation, begin to use the Internet more and it does not destroy their cultural values ​​and traditions?

Результаты (английский) 3:

In our time, youth ministry, and especially in Bishkek has increasingly use the Internet, this can be seen everywhere, the street, sitting in a coffee shop, even in the gym and night clubs.It has become so popular and anyhow, that creates a multitude of questions, to which we are trying to respond to Hans Ibоld in his book Central Asian survey. In it he is trying to tell us about young people in central Asia,Which, in contrast to their parents and grandparents are more advanced in the social sphere. Its main purpose is to study "between cultural identity and Internet use in the everyday lives of urban youth today." In my view this is a very interesting tactic, and it is in the same vein as leads you to reflect on that same may be able in the course of this experience, and whether this may not be able. So that, therefore,I will try to respond to the same question, whether people joint venture, as well as and in particular the younger generation, to begin to use the internet and more when this is not to destroy their cultural values and traditions?