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Street Graffiti and Residents' Attitude: Izmir City
2017
New Trends and Issues Proceedings on Humanities and Social Sciences
Humanity has always been in a struggle to express itself to others. They conveyed through marks and symbols on cave walls, head stones, clay tablets and papyrus before the invention of writing and society. Today urban areas and especially streets are places that carry social marks first-hand. They retain these semiotic signs and become a collective of symbols that link the past to the present and future. Graffiti, which is a part of such communication, is the way people express emotions and
doi:10.18844/prosoc.v4i11.2867
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