Özgür ENGİNYURT, Uğur KOÇAK, Erdal ÖZER, Murat Bülent TOKDEMİR, Ali YILDIRIM, Celal BÜTÜN

Mitolojide çocuk istismarı olguları

Çocuk istismarı önemli bir halk sağlığı sorunudur. Çocuğun kendisine bakmakla yükümlü kişiveya kişiler tarafından fiziksel, psikososyal gelişimini engelleyen gerçekleştiği toplumun kültürdeğerlerinin dışında kalan ve uzmanı tarafından da istismar olarak kabul edilen davranışlar olaraktanımlanmaktadır. İnsanlığın ortak ve gizli hafızası olarak mitoloji, eski geleneklerin arkaikdinlerle ilişkisinin yanı sıra arkaik tanrıların kökenleri, yaşamları, kahramanlar ve dünyanın nasılvar olduğuna dair eski insanların düşüncelerinin bütünlüklü ilişkisinin bilimidir. Gerçek olaylarıninsanlar tarafından hikâyeleştirilmesi ve aktarımını mitolojide buluruz. Yunan-Roma Mitolojisi enünlü ve ortaklaşmış mitolojidir ki biz burada çocuk istismarı anlatılarını da buluruz. Bu yazıdaçocuk istismarının insanlık tarihi kadar eski olduğunu göstermek amaçlanmıştır.

Child abuse cases in mythology

The child abuse is an important public health problem. It constitutes all kinds of non-accidentalphysical or emotional ill-treatment, sexual abuse, neglect or negligent treatment, or commercial orother exploitation applied by the child s parents or caretakers, that is harmful to the child s health,development or dignity. That treatmentshould be inconsistent with cultural values of that societyand confirmed as child abuse by the experts. In memory of humanity's common and secretmythology, old traditions, as well as the relationship between the archaic religions, the originsofthe gods, their heroes and ancient people's ideas about how the world exists the relationshipbetween holistic science. Making story and transfer of real events by the people we find inmythology. The most famousGreek-Roman Mythology and mythological narratives of child abusein which we find here. This paper is intended to show that child abuse is as old as human history.

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