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This observation explores the cultural contrasts and commonalities between Turkey and England. Key differences include language gender neutrality, marriage norms, and respect for elders; for instance, England shows a higher rate of premarital childbirth, and same-sex marriage is accepted, while divorcé rates remain low in Turkey. The larger family size in Turkey contrasts with smaller families in England. Despite these differences, similarities exist in family values, gender roles, and care for children. Recommendations suggest that both cultures could benefit from learning from one another.
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The rate of havingbabieswithoutmarriage is higher in England
Familiespreferfewerchildren. Bothreligiongivesamemessages. Expections of girlsaresame. Mothersarecare-givers. Womenprefernursery,teaching…
Parents care for children. Fathers are breadwinners. All families have rules at home. Family members help each other. Both men and women are proceeding for same jobs. The rule of women in parliamentsis low.
Whathavewelearnt? • WehavelearntthatEnglandandTurkeyaredifferent in terms of rulesandculture. • WehavelearntthatEngland is lesstraditionalthanTurkey.
Recommendationsandcomments • Werecommendthat British peopleshouldbehavesimilartotheTurkish. • Wethinkthatbothcultureshavealottolearnfromeachother.
Becky, Ellie, Emrah, Nursaç, Defne, Hörü