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Recognition of Governmental Nationalist Policies' Role in The 22464 Amene Doroodgar/ Elixir His. Preserv. 68A (2014) 22464-22473 Available online at www.elixirpublishers.com (Elixir International Journal) Historic Preservation Elixir His. Preserv. 68A (2014) 22464-22473 Recognition of Governmental Nationalist Policies’ Role in the Rise of National Architecture Movements in Turkey and Iran (1920-1950 CE) Amene Doroodgar Tarbiat Modares University, Tehran, Iran. ARTICLE INFO ABSTRACT Article history: Nationalism, nation-building and modernization were the main themes of the totalitarian and Received: 5 September 2013; secular regimes of Ataturk and Reza Shah which replaced the traditional Qajar state of Iran Received in revised form: and the prolonged Ottoman Empire. This paper exploring the social and political grounds 22 February 2014; upon which nationalism developed in two countries of Iran and Turkey between 1920 CE Accepted: 14 March 2014; and 1950 CE seeks to identify the influential factors shaping the nationalist ideas in these countries. In this regard, not only the role of Iranian and Turkish governments’ efforts to Keywords strengthen and consolidate the national identity would be taken into close consideration, but Government, also the role of official cooperation between the two sides would be precisely investigated. National movements, Then the national architecture movements in both countries as the obvious results of Architecture, governmental nationalist policies would be recognized. As the next step, the attention would Iran, be paid to these national architecture movements and some of their related projects. Finally, Turkey. to discuss how governmental policies influenced the rise of national architectural movements, a comparative analysis would be applied. © 2014 Elixir All rights reserved Introduction architecture has mainly occurred during the first and third In the Middle East, some charismatic powerful political periods. leaders enthusiastically merged the project of modernity and a Coincided with the first period of nationalism in Turkish fiery nationalism into their policy agendas. Reza Shah (1878- architecture, the revolutionized lifestyles under the direct 1944) in Iran, Ataturk (1881-1938) in Turkey, Shah Amanollah influences of international modernism paved the way for the Khan (1892-1960) in Afghanistan, and others all sought to acceptability of new architecture styles throughout the world. introduce the modernity project as an inevitable mean for Hence, based on a regional policy and in parallel the national reviving their nations. The modernity project in Reza Shah’s states in Turkey and Afghanistan, Pahlavi dynasty in Iran vision was a nationally unifying ideal with a utopian followed the similar national architecture approaches. Out of all significance which could revitalize the Iranians’ lost glorious influential factors on the nationalistic architecture during the authority. Fully trusting in the promises modernity held, Reza rule of Reza Shah from (1925-1941), the roles of archeology and Shah apparently saw himself as an outstanding influential archaism stand out. theorist who could break through the barriers of national unity in Research Hypotheses Iran. Ataturk faced a challenge as momentous as Reza Shah’s 1. The governmental nationalist policies were effective in the too. Fashioning a nation out of the core remnant of the Ottoman rise of national architecture movements in Turkey and Iran Empire, he demanded a utopian image of the future. Rather, he between 1920 and 1950. became the embodiment of the nation. His personal being 2. The governments’ efforts to strengthen and consolidate represented the embodiment of the nation and the possibilities of national identity affected the rise of national architecture the future (Bozdoghan and Kasaba, 1997). movements in Iran and Turkey. Transition of the multiethnic Ottoman Empire to a secular 3. The official cooperation between the two sides was influential republican state is considered as a radical shift. Following such in the formation of national architecture movements in both socio-political changes, the incidence of social and cultural countries. movements and consequently the emergence of architectural Methodology trends were inevitable. According to some architecture critics With an interpretive-historical approach, this research such as Afife Batur (2005) , the architectural history of applies the qualitative research method based on the contemporary Turkey can be classified into six general periods: comprehensive librarical studies. 1. Transition Period: 1923-1928 National Identity in Contemporary Iran 2. The Modernist Period: 1929-1038 According to many scholars, to resolve the issue of identity 3. The Years of War: 1938-1950 in Iran, a form of harmony should be introduced among the 4. The Post-War Period: 1950-1960 three resources of Iran, Islam, and Western liberalism. While 5. Searching for the New: 1960-1980 Iran and the Iranian identity is a territorial and historical identity 6. Breaking and New Ways: 1980-2000 resource, Islam is a spiritual and ideological identity resource Describing the intellectual course of Turkish architecture, and an extended socio-political worldview. Western liberalism Afife Batur (2005) believes that some contextual influential is a philosophical resource with economic, political, and even factors that led to the rise of nationalist movements in Turkish cultural functionalities (Sariolghalam, 2004). Tele: E-mail addresses: [email protected] © 2014 Elixir All rights reserved 22465 Amene Doroodgar/ Elixir His. Preserv. 68A (2014) 22464-22473 However, the factors such as ethnicity, religion, language, retardation caused by despotic rules were dominated by dialect and ... are the subsets of the above three factors. What Westerners only to devastate their religion (Ghamari, 2002). after the Constitutional Revolution (1905) and the struggle for The Ancient National Identity the rule of law in Iran happened, can be elaborated in terms of The 19 th and 20 th centuries are considered as the return to the past, negation of Islam, ignorance of the obligations nationalities establishment ages, the age in which nationalism arising from the acceptance of Islamic identity, and in fact shaped the political map of the world during two centuries, and emphasis on Iranian Identity. The significant milestones of Reza even in the last decade of the twenties century as the transition Shah’s policies can be summarized in his crucial efforts for period from 20 th to 21 th centuries, the nationalism specially in its negation of Islam as one of the national identity recourses ethnic and lingual form has played a pivotal role in the universal through further focusing on the Iranian identity and the ancestral plans. Thus, at the beginning of 2o th and in line with the heritages, and above all, the ignorance of the inevitable universal prevalence of nationalist trends, the Iranian integration of these factors (Koolaee, 2008). nationalism considerably relied on the historic consciousness Thus, recognition of the role of national identity in the first significance. To accomplish his ruling plans, Reza Shah took the Pahlavi era out of all national intellectual trends could great advantages of national unity program substantially. The substantially shape the debate structure. concentration on ancient architecture style was one of the main The Liberal National Identity stages of this program (Kiani, 2005). The belief in the principles of “reason”, “science”, and In the last century, much of the unknown history of ancient “progress” marked one of major characteristics of Iranian liberal Iran was discovered by the European archeologists; these nationalists. From their perspective, development and progress findings were noticed as the main documents by some of Iranian were subject to the rule of law, whereas law originates from thinkers and historians to confirm the Iranian nationalism. The human wisdom. The proponents of liberal nationalism claimed cultural achievements of pre-Islamic Iran were appreciated and that the development of the European countries was due to the exemplified by the ancient-oriented nationalists, seeking for a legislation of laws with rational origins; hence, the enforcement pure Sassanid Iranian identity; whereas due to the richness of of such laws in Iran would lead to the same developments. the Islamic- Iranian culture and its significant role on Iranians’ The liberal national identity as the first form of nationalism survival throughout the history, the Iran’s Islamic era logically emerged in Iran at the early years of twenties century; it was the could not be ignored completely. Hence, such exaggerated form same as the first type of nationalism in the West that came with of nationalism relying on a view of Iranian identity inevitably in the French Revolution. The mentioned nationalism was based on conflict with Islam, persistently tried to create an Iranian the Western values such as liberty, equality, fraternity and religion or at least revive the ancient religion of Iran. national sovereignty; the values which were enthusiastically National Identity in Contemporary Turkey followed in the Constitutional Revolution of Iran…The fidelity The Turkish nationalism initially emerged as a literary to nation instead of fidelity to faith was decisively followed by trend. Around 1860, the members of “Young Ottomans the national liberalist. One of the main principles of national Movement” such as Ebrahim Shenain, Zia Pasha, Namegh liberalists was the freedom of
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