Generation_Gap_Belarus_Presentation

1.

Generation Gap
Presentation with Examples from Belarusian
Public Figures

2.

What Is the Generation Gap?
• • Differences in values, interests, and
lifestyles between younger and older
generations.
• • Often caused by rapid social, cultural,
and technological changes.
• • Seen in communication styles, attitudes
toward work, traditions, and modern trends.

3.

Older Generation: Belarusian Cultural
Figures
• • Vladimir Muliavin – founder of the
legendary band 'Pesniary', symbol of
Belarusian musical heritage.
• • Emphasis on tradition, folklore, and
national identity.
• • Values: discipline, collective work,
respect for cultural roots.

4.

Younger Generation: Modern
Belarusian Artists
• • Max Korzh – popular singer representing
modern youth culture.
• • NAVIBAND – Eurovision participants
promoting contemporary Belarusian music.
• • Values: individuality, creativity, digital
lifestyle, global communication.

5.

Key Differences Between Generations
• • Technology: Younger people rely heavily
on digital tools.
• • Communication: Faster, more informal
among youth.
• • Music and Culture: Traditional vs. global
modern influences.
• • Worldview: Stability vs. flexibility and
innovation.

6.

Positive Sides of the Generation Gap
• • Exchange of experience and knowledge.
• • Broader worldview when generations
cooperate.
• • Preservation of traditions along with
openness to new ideas.

7.

Conclusion
• The generation gap exists in every society.
• In Belarus, cultural and musical figures
illustrate both differences and points of
connection.
• Respect, communication, and shared
values help bridge the gap.