Evcil Hayvanlar: İngiltere'nin Kuzeybatısında Yaşayan Türkçe Konuşan Göçmenlerde Teolojik İkilemler ve Dini Mekân Yapma Pratikleri

Makalede, İngiltere'nin kuzeybatısındaki Türkçe Konuşan (TK) göçmenler tarafından evcil hayvan sahiplenme eylemini nasıl deneyimlediği, mülakatlardan toplanan materyaller üzerinden incelenmektedir. Mekân yapma teorisinin yanı sıra gündelik din üzerine yapılan çalışmaları temel alarak, TK göçmenlerinin İslam anlayışları ve yaşadıkları bağlam içinde evcil hayvan uygulamalarını nasıl oluşturdukları araştırılmıştır.

Pets: Theological Dilemmas and Spatial Accommodation Among Turkish-Speaking Migrants in the Northwest of England

Based on individual interviews in the Northwest of England, this article examines how Turkish-speaking (TS) migrants experience pet practices. Building on approaches to space-making practices, as well as studies on everyday lived religion, this article explores how TS migrants constitute pet practices within their understanding of Islam and the context in where they live.

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