دراسات الأسرة العربية في العلوم الإنسانية ما بعد كوفيد 19 : دراسة تحليلية

الملخص EN

This study was aimed at shedding light on how Arab family studies in the humanities changed after Covid 19, as Covid 19 became an ongoing topic in family studies when this virus spread over the globe.

therefore, the purpose of this study was to respond to the following requests : what human sciences are most interested in post-Covid 19 family research? What are the most significant subjects that have attracted a lot of attention and research, and what methods tend to be used in these studies? the research was based on a sample of all studies that were accessible in the Dar Al-Manzumah database between the start of the spread of the virus in 2019 and February 2022.

the study's findings showed that psychology had overtaken sociology and social work as the discipline most concerned with the study of the family and COVID-19.

As a result of the widespread use of electronic questionnaires in these studies, most countries have banned paper questionnaires.

the results of these studies show a clear difference between a team that emphasizes positive effects, like effective family communication and a rational family, and another team that emphasizes the negative effects of the family during the pan demic period, like gender discrimination and high divorce rates and domestic violence.

the effects resulting from the spread of the pandemic on the Arab family were at the forefront of the topics of concern for these studies.

the family and distant education for kids, as well as the financial, psychological, and social strains and responsibilities this sort of education places on the family, came in second.

due to the study's findings, the humanities field of Arab family studies is characterized by dynamism, permanence, and change in line with the quick changes that take place in communities, and in accordance with various family members (husband, wife, and kids) (working women, housewives), and individuals who require special care in the family (the elderly, the strong-willed).