DOCSLIB.ORG

Turkologentag 2018 19.-21.09.2018

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
Turkologentag 2018 19.-21.09.2018 Turkologentag 2018 19.-21.09.2018 Third European Convention on Turkic, Ottoman and Turkish Studies Conference Venue: University of Bamberg Feldkirchenstr. 21 96052 Bamberg Germany Turkologentag 2018, Bamberg September 19-21 Organization Christoph Herzog Ellinor Morack Elisabeth Diethelm Steven Lüke Lehrstuhl für Turkologie Otto-Friedrich-Universität Bamberg An der Universität 11 D- 96045 Bamberg [email protected] In Cooperation with Gesellschaft für Turkologie, Osmanistik und Türkeiforschung e.V. (GTOT) www.gtot.org Supported by Oberfrankenstiftung www.oberfrankenstiftung.de Illustration adapted from: The Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Division of Art, Prints and Photographs: Art & Architecture Collection, The New York Public Library. "Arabesques: mihrab de la mosquée de Cheykhoun: faïences murales: 1" The New York Public Library Digital Collections. 1877 (in the public domain). 2 Turkologentag 2018, Bamberg September 19-21 Program Schedule 6 Complementary Program 13 Wednesday 21 19.09. Thursday 33 20.09. Friday 49 21.09. List of Participants 66 Supporters 77 Imprint 78 3 PPrrooggrraamm 5 Wednesday 19.09.2018 8:30 Registration 12:30 Volker Adam: Open Access und das - Recht auf Zweit- veröffentlichung – 13:00 eine Chance für die Turkologie (p.14) Lunch Break 4 Going Native: Con‐ verts, Renegades and “'New' Otomans” Room Room Room Room 02.18 02.31 02.41 02.55 14:00 1 Mobilität von 2 New Perspec- 3 Turkey beyond 4.1 Going Native: Personen und tives on Historical the nation-state: Converts, Renegades - Objekten in der Sources of Alevi Exile, Transnation‐ and “'New' Ot‐ Transottomanica Music and Litera‐ alisation and new tomans”: Part 1 (19th 16:00 (p.22) ture (p.22) Diasporas (p.23) century) (p.24) Coffee Break 16:30 10 Wissenszirkulation 11 The Mamluks 12 New Studies on 4.2 Going Native: als Übersetzungs-prozess and the Ottomans: Anatolian cities: Converts, Renegades - Austausch-dynamiken im Encounters and Changes in economy, and “'New' Ottomans”: trans-osmanischen Connected Histo‐ production and reli‐ Part 2 (16th-18th cen‐ 18:30 Kontext (15. bis frühes ries (p.28) gion since the 1980s tury) (p.24) 20. Jahrhundert) (p.27) (p.29) Audimax Welcome Addresses (p.16) Announcement of GTOT Prizes 2018 for Outstanding Theses and 19:00 Dissertations in the Fields of Turkic, Ottoman and Turkish Studies (p.17) Reception with light refreshments 6 10:00 Guided Walking Tour: Fascinating - World Heritage (incl. Bamberg 12:00 cathedral) (p.18) Room Room Room Room Room FMA01.20 FMA01.19 FMA00.08 FMA00.06 FMA00.07 5 Contemporary 6 Premodern Ot‐ 7 Hristiyansızlaştırılmış 8 From Literary Tradi‐ 9 Historical Religious ove‐ toman History Türkiye: Geç Osmanlı ve tions to Literary Inno‐ Linguistics ments (p.25) (p.25) Erken Cumhuriyet vations: The Trans- (p.27) Dönemlerinde formation of Literature Müslümanlaş(tırıl)an in Contemporary Tur‐ Hristiyanlar (p.26) key (p.26) 13 Post 1980 14 Books and 15 Westerners 16 Bir Türün 17 Language Turkey (p.29) Intellectuals in the Ottoman İzinde: Türkçe Contact(s) (p.30) Empire (p.30) Edebiyat’ta Roman (p.31) Türünün 19. yy İle 21.yy Arasındaki Macerası (p.31) 7 Thursday 20.09.2018 21 Türkeiforsch- ung im deutsch- sprachigen Raum Room Room Room Room 02.18 02.31 02.41 02.55 8:30 18.1 Creating Spa‐ 19 Migration 20 Different Faces of 21.1 Panel I: ces, Connecting and Diaspora State and Society Rela‐ Kunst im Span- tionship in Anatolia Dur‐ - Worlds: The Press in (p.35) ing Late Ottoman and nungsfeld von the Middle East and Early Republican Era: Ne‐ Gesellschaft und 10:30 Beyond as a Historical gotiation, Conflict or Co‐ Politik (p.36) Actor I (p.34) operation (p.35) Coffee Break 11:00 18.2 Creating Spa‐ 27 Time, Space, 28 Nation-Build‐ 21.2 Panel II: ces, Connecting and Performance: ing, Early Repub‐ New Migration - Worlds: The Press in Narrating and Stag‐ lic (p.40) from Turkey the Middle East and ing the Turkish Na‐ (p.36) 13:00 Beyond as a Historical tion (p.40) Actor II (p.34) Lunch Break 14:00 34 Writing the 35 Türkiye 36 Cultural Life 21.3 Panel III: Subject (p.43) Cumhuriyeti'nde in Allied-Occu‐ Urbanism (p.37) - Akademisyenlerin Siyasî pied Istanbul Takibata Uğraması: 1918-1923 16:00 Tarihî Perspektifler ve (p.44) Yeni Yaklaşımlar (p.44) Coffee Break 16:30 Roundtable: Autobiographical - Writing in the Ot‐ toman Empire and 18:30 Turkey (p.15) 8 Room Room Room Room Room FMA01.20 FMA01.19 FMA00.08 FMA00.06 FMA00.07 22 Türk Dili ve 23 Waqf / Rural 24 Geschichte, 25 Moderne 26 New Laws Edebiyatında Spaces (p.38) Spätosmanisch/ Türkische and Old Trends: Ölüm Teması Türkisch (p.38) Literatur (p.39) Hybridity in Ot‐ (p.37) toman Law (p.39) 29 Osmanlı 30 Power and Visi‐ 31 Basın Tarihi 32 Modern 33 Ottoman Philo‐ Edebiyatı (p.41) bility in Ottoman Is‐ (p.42) Literature (p.42) sophical and Theo‐ tanbul: the Seen, logical Discourses in Unseen, and to be the Age of Science Seen (p.41) (p.43) 37 Literature, 38 İmparatorluğun 39 Migration, Mo‐ 40 Modern Türk 41 Early Modern Pre-Modern Hizmetindeki bility and Environ‐ Edebiyatı (p.46) Ottoman Reading Hayvanlar: Osmanlı (p.45) İmparatorluğu’nda ment in Western Culture(s): Audi‐ Hayvanların Askeri ve Anatolia (17th-20th ences, Manu- Siyasi Amaçlarla Centuries) (p.46) scripts, Actors Kullanımı (p.45) (p.47) 17:00 Guided Walking Tour: Fascinating World Heritage - (Bamberg cathedral from 19:00 the outside only) (p.18) 9 Friday 21.09.2018 45 The Power of Language: Linguistic and Social Order in the Ottoman Empire Room Room Room Room 02.18 02.31 02.41 02.55 8:30 42 Law & Crim‐ 43 Türk 44 Sufism 45.1 Panel I: Lan‐ inality (p.50) Edebiyatı (p.50) (p.51) guage and the Sa‐ - cred: Linguistic Dynamics in and 10:30 Across Religious Communities (p.51) Coffee Break 11:00 50 Banditry 51 Türk Edebiyatı 52 Ottoman 45.2 Panel II: Com‐ (p.56) Metinlerini “Yeniden Cultural History ing to Terms with Lin‐ - Yazım” Kavramı (18th/19th cen‐ guistic Diversity: Bağlamında Yeniden turies) (p.56) Archives, Ethnogra‐ 13:00 Okumak (p.56) phies, and Theories of Multilingualism (p.52) Lunch Break 14:00 56 Fashion, D 57 Canavarlar, 58 (New) Au‐ 45.3 Panel III: LE - Body anEd LNature Ucubeler ve thoritarianism in Language and Dis‐ (p.59N)C İmkânlar: 1980 Turkey: Law, Poli‐ tinction: Linguistic CA sonrası Türkçe tics and Society Codes of Ethnic 16:00 Edebiyatta (p.60) and Social Differen‐ Tekinsizlik. (p.59) tiation (p.52) Coffee Break 16:30 63 Comparative 64 Foreign 45.4 Panel IV: Approaches to Gen- Policy / Politische Discussion (p.53) - der and Sexuality in Ideen (p.63) Ottoman and Turkish 18:30 Literature (p.63) 10 46 Kemalism, Post-Kemal‐ ism, what next? 59 Popular Culture and Socio-Political Develop‐ ments in Turkey Room Room Room Room Room FMA01.20 FMA01.19 FMA00.08 FMA00.06 FMA00.07 46.1 Panel I: Ke‐ 47 19. Century 48 Republic of 49 Science and malism, Post-Kemal‐ Ottoman Empire, Turkey (p.55) Technology on the Silk ism, what next? Search Minorities (p.54) Road: Past and for a new Paradigm in Present Practices, Fu‐ ture Perspectives in Modern Turkish Studies Turkey (p.55) I (p.53) 46.2 Panel II: Ke‐ 53 Late Ot‐ 54 Cumhuriyet 55 Turkey´s malism, Post-Kemal‐ toman History Tarihi (p.58) Panorama of the ism, what next? Search (p.57) Last Decade: Politics for a new Paradigm in and Gender in the Modern Turkish Studies Authoritarian Era II (p.54) (p.58) 59.1 Panel I: Game 60 Osmanlı 61 Thinking with 62 Historio- Changers from Below, Tarihi 19.yy (p. History: Historiographi‐ graphie und cal Practices and De‐ Popular culture in Turk‐ 61) bates in the Late Hegemonie ish society: in-fluences Ottoman Empire and (p.62) and repre-sentations, the Early Republic of (p.60) Turkey (p.62) 59.2 Panel II: It's 65 Provinces, 66 Central Time to Praise Dis- Ottoman Empire Asia / Linguistics grace, Heavy metal (18th/19th cen‐ (p.64) and cultural resistance turies) (p.64) in contemporary Tur‐ key, (p.61) 11 Complementary Program 13 Turkologentag 2018, Bamberg September 19-21 Wednesday 19.09.2018 12:30-13:00, Room 02.55 Volker Adam (Martin-Luther-University Halle-Wittenberg): Open Access und das Recht auf Zweitveröffentlichung – eine Chance für die Turkologie (Presentation in German) The Specialised Information Service (SIS) Middle East, North Africa and Islamic Studies is a project of the University and State Library Saxony-Anhalt and has been funded by the DFG since 2016. We support scientists working on Turkic Studies, Ot‐ toman or Turkey related Studies with literature in all relevant languages. Our full text repository MENAdoc (http://menadoc.biblio‐ thek.uni-halle.de) currently contains some 15,000 freely acces‐ sible documents with a focus on the Middle East and Islamic studies. Apart from digitized volumes from our classical hold‐ ings and contracts with publishers, the SIS also offers a service for scholars to re-publish their works. Contributions from an‐ thologies or periodicals can be promoted for a second time on the green road of open access. The SIS offers to examine researchers’ works for possible sec‐ ondary publications on MENAdoc. It also organizes the digitiza‐ tion, publication and cataloguing of contributions. In this way, Turkology has the opportunity to use an established specialized platform with a Middle Eastern focus, which does not serve any commercial purpose and keeps access to knowledge open. Full text recognition, high-quality metadata and indexing in popular catalogues complete our service and make contribu‐ tions (re-)published on MENAdoc internationally visible.
Load more

Recommended publications
  • 19. YÜZYIL TÜRK-GÜRCÜ EDEBİ ETKİLEŞİM SÜRECİ* Gül
    Turkish Studies International Periodical For The Languages, Literature and History of Turkish or Turkic Volume 10/4 Winter 2015, p. 773-780 DOI Number: http://dx.doi.org/10.7827/TurkishStudies.7598 ISSN: 1308-2140, ANKARA-TURKEY 19. YÜZYIL TÜRK-GÜRCÜ EDEBİ ETKİLEŞİM SÜRECİ* Gül Mükerrem ÖZTÜRK** ÖZET Gürcistan, sahip olduğu jeostrajik konumu nedeniyle, hem Kafkasya bölgesi, hem de Türkiye için önem arz etmektedir. Ancak Gürcistan ve Türkiye’nin ilişkileri yüzyıllara uzanmasına rağmen bu iki ülke arasındaki edebi ilişkiler yakın geçmişe dayanmaktadır. Türk edebiyatının Gürcü okuyucularla erken tanışması, Tiflis Devlet Üniversitesi ve Doğu Bilimleri Enstitüsündeki tanınmış Gürcü Türkologların hizmetleri sayesinde ortaya çıkmıştır. Bu bilim adamları, Türkiye Cumhuriyeti Anayasasını Gürcüceye çevirerek yayımlamış, Gürcistan arşivlerinde bulunan el yazmalarının kataloglarını düzenlemiştir. Gürcü edebiyatı ise Türk toplumuna daha geç erişebilme fırsatı bulmuştur. Bugün Gürcü–Türk kültür ilişkilerini yayma girişimi Çveneburi dergisiyle başlamıştır. Daha sonra Mamuli ve Pirosmani kültürel dergiyle yayınlanmaya devam etmiştir. Sayısız birçok monografi, tez, makale, ara ştırma, Gürcü-Türk tarihi ya da edebi ilişkileri, Gürcüce ve Türkçe deyimler topolojisi Türk dilin özelliklerine göre yazılmıştır. 1991 yılında Gürcü edebiyatın önemli yazarlarından Şota Rustaveli’nin “Vephisyaosani (Kaplan Poslu Şövalye) adlı eseri Prof.Dr. Bilal Dindar tarafından Türkçeye çevrilmiştir. Dede Korkut Masalları, Köroğlu, Celalettin Rumi, Yunus Emre, Muhammet Fuzuli
    [Show full text]
  • The Poetry of Nazim Hikmet
    THE BELOVED UNVEILED: CONTINUITY AND CHANGE IN MODERN TURKISH LOVE POETRY (1923-1980) LAURENT JEAN NICOLAS MIGNON SCHOOL OF ORIENTAL AND AFRICAN STUDIES UNIVERSITY OF LONDON THESIS SUBMITTED FOR THE DEGREE OF PHD ProQuest Number: 10731706 All rights reserved INFORMATION TO ALL USERS The quality of this reproduction is dependent upon the quality of the copy submitted. In the unlikely event that the author did not send a com plete manuscript and there are missing pages, these will be noted. Also, if material had to be removed, a note will indicate the deletion. uest ProQuest 10731706 Published by ProQuest LLC(2017). Copyright of the Dissertation is held by the Author. All rights reserved. This work is protected against unauthorized copying under Title 17, United States C ode Microform Edition © ProQuest LLC. ProQuest LLC. 789 East Eisenhower Parkway P.O. Box 1346 Ann Arbor, Ml 48106- 1346 2 Abstract The thesis explores the ideological aspect of modern Turkish love poetry by focusing on the works of major poets and movements between 1923 and 1980. The approach to the theme of love was metaphorical and mystical in classical Ottoman poetry. During the period of modernisation (1839-1923), poets either rejected the theme of love altogether or abandoned Islamic aesthetics and adopted a Parnassian approach arguing that love was the expression of desire for physical beauty. A great variety of discourses on love developed during the republican period. Yahya Kemal sets the theme of love in Ottoman Istanbul and mourns the end of the relationship with the beloved who incarnates his conservative vision of national identity.
    [Show full text]
  • "ÖRNEKLERİYLE TÜRKÇE SÖZLÜK" ÜSTÜNE M. Ali TANYERİ
    İlnli Araştım1alar 13, İstanbul 2002 "ÖRNEKLERİYLE TÜRKÇE SÖZLÜK" ÜSTÜNE M. Ali TANYERİ Örneklerıyle Türkçe Sözlük, dört cilt olarak Milll Eğitim Bakanlığı Yayınları arasından 1995 yılında çıktı. Üniversıte öğretim görevlileri ve Bakanlık mensubu 21 öğretmenden oluşturulan bır komisyona hazırlatılan bu sözluk için dört yüze yakm eser taranmış. Birinci cılt A-E. 884. sayfada son buluyor. Biz bu yazın11Zda Sözlük 'te 1) Bilgi yanlış ı, 2) Atlanan, alınmayan maddeler başlığı altında gördüğtimüz yanlışları ve sözlüğe alınmayan maddeleri göstermeye çalıştık Cilt 1, A-E A. B1lgı yanlış ı: Ahd-1 memluk· Mülk ve ınal sahibi, kul Gevherl der yaylaların yaylasam Arzıhal eylesem hahm söylesem Ahd-ı memluk olup hizmet eylesem Kula sultan olur musun, ne dersın (Ş. Elçin, Gevheri, 70) Bu tamlamadaki ''memluk" kelimesine "memluk" maddesinde ''1. Kul, köle, esir, bende. 3. Sahip olunan, bırinin mülkü ve malı olan" diye anlam verilmiş. Ayrıca aynı örnek alınarak ''ınemluk" maddesinin altında "abd-i ınemluk olmak: Kula kul olmak'' diye anlam verilmiş. Bu tan1lamanın "abd-i memluk olmak" şekliyle alınınası doğnıdur. Aşık olmak, sayru olmak tamlamalarının geçtiği metinde aşık. saynı kelimelerini madde başı yapmak ne kadar yanlışsa, "abd-i memlfık"'u da madde başı yapmak o kadar yanlıştır Aralanmak 3. Halk dilı. seyrelmek, tukenmek, sona ermek. Benim bir davam var ol felek ile Bır gün olur davamızı aralar (M. Cumhur, Karacaoğlan, Şiirler, 48) Bu örnek, "aralamak, 2. Ayırmak, seyrekleştirmek, ayırdetmek." maddesinde olmalıydı. 202 M. ALİ TANYERİ Ayağı çekmemek· Gitmek istememek, uğramaz olmak. Bu deyımm doğnısu .. ayağını çekmek"tır. S. 190'da doğnısu yazılmıştır. Balzk ıstı/i gıh1 Pek sıkışık halde Bu deyımin doğnısu "balık istıfi"dir Anlamı da ''çok sıkışık olarak bır yere dolmuş (insanlar)dır " Kaynak eserler böli.ımunün birinci esen Ömer Asım Aksoy, Ata sözlerı ve DeyımlerıSôzlıiğü (Ankara· l98l)"ne bakılsaydı böyle bir yanlışa düşülmezdi Baş çalmak: Başı bezle sıkmak Bu deyimin 2.
    [Show full text]
  • A Millennium of Turkish Literature (A Concise History)
    A Millennium of Turkish Literature (A Concise History) by TALAT S. HALMAN edited by Jayne L. Warner REPUBLIC OF TURKEY MINISTRY OF CULTURE AND TOURISM PUBLICATIONS © Republic of Turkey Ministry of Culture and Tourism General Directorate of Libraries and Publications 3164 Handbook Series 5 ISBN: 978-975-17-3374-0 www.kulturturizm.gov.tr e-mail: [email protected] Halman, Talat S. A Millenium of Turkish literature / Talat S. Halman: Edited by Jayne L. Warner.- Second Ed. - Ankara: Ministry of Culture and Tourism, 2009. 224 pp.: col. ill.; 20 cm.- (Ministry of Culture and Tourism Publications; 3164. Handbook Series of General Directorate of Libraries and Publications: 5) ISBN: 978-975-17-3374-0 I. title. II. Warner, Jayne L. III. Series. 810 Cover Kâşgarlı Mahmud, Map, Divanü Lügâti’t Türk Orhon Inscription Printed by Fersa Ofset Baskı Tesisleri Tel: 0 312 386 17 00 Fax: 0 312 386 17 04 www.fersaofset.com First Edition Print run: 5000. Printed in Ankara in 2008. Second Edition Print run: 5000. Printed in Ankara in 2009. TABLE OF CONTENTS Foreword: A Time-Honored Literature 5 Note on Turkish Spelling and Names 11 The Dawn in Asia 17 Selçuk Sufism 31 Ottoman Glories 49 Timeless Tales 83 Occidental Orientation 93 Republic and Renascence 115 Afterword: The Future of Turkish Literature 185 Suggested Reading 193 Biographical Notes 219 - 4 - Foreword A TIME-HONORED LITERATURE - 5 - ROM O RHON INSCRIPTIONS TO O RHAN P AMUK. That could serve as a definition of the life-story of F Turkish Literature from the eighth century A.D.
    [Show full text]
  • Jvightingales & 'Pleasure 9Ardens
    JVightingales & 'Pleasure 9ardens Middle East Literature in Translation Michael Beard and Adnan Haydar, Series Editors Other titles in the Middle East Literature in Translation series A Child from the Village Sayyid Qutb; John Calvert and William Shepard, ed. and trans. The Committee Sonallah Ibrahim; Mary St. Germain and Charlene Constable, trans. A Cup ofSin: Selected Poems Simin Behbahani; Farzaneh Milani and Kaveh Safa, trans. Granada Radwa Ash our; William Granara, trans. In Search of Wal id Masoud: A Novel Jabra Ibrahim Jabra; Roger Allen and Adnan Haydar, trans. The Night ofthe First Billion Ghada Samman; Nancy N. Roberts, trans. Sleeping in the Forest: Stories and Poems Sait Faik; Talat S. Halman, ed.; Jayne L. Warner, assoc. ed. Three Tales of Love and Death Out el Kouloub A Time Between Ashes and Roses Adonis; Shawkut M. Toorawa, ed. and trans. Women Without Men: A Novella Shahrnush Parsipur; Kamran Talattof and Jocelyn Sharlet, trans. Zanouba: A Novel Out el Kouloub; Nayra Atiya, trans. JVigfitingales & 'Pleasure gardens Turkish Love Poems Editor and Translator Talat S. Halman Associate Editor Jayne L. Warner SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY PRESS English translations copyright © 2005 by Syracuse University Press Syracuse,New York 13244–5290 All Rights Reserved First Edition 2005 12 13 14 15 16 6 5 4 3 2 ∞ The paper used in this publication meets the minimum requirements of the American National Standard for Information Sciences—Permanence of Paper for Printed Library Materials, ANSI Z39.48-1992. For a listing of books published and distributed by Syracuse University Press, visit our website at SyracuseUniversityPress.syr.edu. ISBN: 978-0-8156-0835-6 Half-title Page: design from sixteenth-century Iznik tile from the mausoleum of Hürrem, the wife of Sultan Süleyman the Magnificent, Istanbul, 1558.
    [Show full text]
  • Son Dragoman Bernard Lewis'in Manzum Tercümeleri
    monograf Edebiyat Eleştirisi Dergisi ISSN 2148-3442 2019/11: (153-175) Son Dragoman Bernard Lewis’in Manzum Tercümeleri Habil Sağlam*1 Öz Oryantalist geleneğin geçtiğimiz yüzyıldaki en önemli figürlerinden kabul edi- len, İslam tarihi ve Türkiye siyasi tarihi üzerine çalışmalarıyla tanınan Bernard Lewis’in Türk şiiriyle kurduğu uzun soluklu ilişki ve divan şiirinin belli başlı temsilcilerinden Tanzimat şairlerine ve Garip şiirine uzanan geniş bir yelpaze- ye yayılan tercüme çalışmaları, Ortadoğu tarihçisi kimliğinin ve siyasi angaj- manlarının gölgesi altında kalmıştır. Lewis söz konusu şiir çevirilerinin yanı sıra edebiyat tarihi bağlamında da hatırı sayılır miktarda metne imza atmış olmasına karşın henüz Türkoloji alanındaki faaliyetinin çerçevesini çıkarmaya matuf bir çalışma yapılmamıştır. Tercümeleriyle modern Türk şiirinin Ahmet Haşim, Yahya Kemal, Nâzım Hikmet ve Necip Fazıl gibi öncü isimlerinin Ang- lofon dünyada tanınmasına katkı sağlayan Lewis, aynı zamanda Ahmet Hamdi Tanpınar’ın ilk mütercimidir. İleride hazırlanabilecek daha kapsamlı çalışmala- ra katkı sunmayı amaçlayan bu yazıda, Lewis’in Türkçeyle olan ilişkisinin yarım asırlık serüveni kısaca özetlenmiş ve Türkçeden İngilizceye yaptığı şiir tercüme- lerinin bir dökümü çıkarılmaya çalışılmıştır. Anahtar Kelimeler: Türk şiiri, Bernard Lewis, şiir çevirisi, oryantalizm, Türko- loji araştırmaları (20.yy). * Institut National des Langues et Civilisations Orientales (INALCO), Türkoloji Bölümü, Doktora Öğrencisi. [email protected] Makalenin gönderim tarihi: 01.11.2018. Makalenin kabul tarihi: 20.01.2019. monograf 2019/11 153 Habil Sağlam The Poetry Translations by Bernard Lewis, The Last Dragoman Abstract Bernard Lewis is considered as one of the most important figures of the orien- talist tradition in the past century and he has been renowned for his work on the Islamic history and political history of Turkey.
    [Show full text]
  • Spotlight on Turkey: Continuity and Change. an Interdisciplinary Curriculum
    DOCUMENT RESUME ED 422 263 SO 029 233 AUTHOR Arkin, Linda, Ed.; Greenberg, Hazel Sara; Barasch, Abby, Ed. TITLE Spotlight on Turkey: Continuity and Change. An Interdisciplinary Curriculum. INSTITUTION American Forum for Global Education, New York, NY. ISBN ISBN-0-944675-49-2 PUB DATE 1992-00-00 NOTE 220p.; Color slides accompany the documents. AVAILABLE FROM American Forum for Global Education, 45 John Street, Suite 908, New York, NY 10038; telephone: 212-732-8606 ($30). PUB TYPE Guides Non-Classroom (055) EDRS PRICE MF01/PC09 Plus Postage. DESCRIPTORS Area Studies; *Cultural Awareness; *Culture; Foreign Countries; Interdisciplinary Approach; *Middle Eastern History; *Middle Eastern Studies; Multicultural Education; Non Western Civilization; Secondary Education; *Social Change; Social Studies; World History IDENTIFIERS *Turkey ABSTRACT This resource guide provides background and source material about the Turkey for secondary teachers and students. In addition to suggested classroom activities, there are background readings and notes for the teachers that can be used for enrichment lessons with students. Each chapter views a single question from multiple perspectives. The six chapters focus on: (1) "Who Are the Turks?"; (2) "Is Turkey a Bridge between East and West?"; (3) "How Do the Turks Express Themselves in Music, Art and Literature?"; (4) "How Did the Turks Create a Tolerant Community?"; (5) "What Is Daily Life among the Turks?"; and (6)"How is Twentieth Century Leadership a 'Lens' for Change?" The volume concludes with a description of the accompanying slides, a 50-item select bibliography, and 14 endnotes. (EH) ******************************************************************************** Reproductions supplied by EDRS are the best that can be made from the original document.
    [Show full text]
  • Türk Edebiyatinda Nasihat
    T.C. SELÇUK ÜNİVERSİTESİ SOSYAL BİLİMLER ENSTİTÜSÜ İSLAM TARİHİ VE SANATLARI ANA BİLİM DALI TÜRK İSLAM EDEBİYATI BİLİM DALI TÜRK EDEBİYATINDA NASİHAT YÜKSEK LİSANS TEZİ Danışman Doç.Dr. Ahmet YILMAZ Hazırlayan Mustafa DURDU 054246031004 KONYA 2008 İÇİNDEKİLER ÖZET................................................................................................................ i ABSTRACT ..................................................................................................... ii ÖN SÖZ............................................................................................................ iii KISALTMALAR .............................................................................................. v GİRİŞ: 1. Nasihatin Anlamı........................................................................................... 1 2. İslam’da Nasihat............................................................................................ 1 BİRİNCİ BÖLÜM TÜRK EDEBİYATINDA NASİHAT 1. İLK YAZILI KAYNAKLARDA NASİHAT ......................................... 5 2. HALK EDEBİYATINDA NASİHAT..................................................... 8 2. 1. Anonim Halk Edebiyatında Nasihat................................................ 8 2. 2. Âşık Edebiyatında Nasihat .............................................................. 10 2. 3. Tasavvufi Halk Edebiyatında Nasihat ............................................. 15 3. DİVAN EDEBİYATINDA NASİHAT................................................... 19 3. 1. Müstakil Nasihatnameler................................................................
    [Show full text]
  • TURKIC LITERATURE – Early Modern Period
    HUMANITIES INSTITUTE Prof. Talat S Halman TURKIC LITERATURE – Early Modern Period OTTOMAN LITERATURE Ottoman Empire. The Ottoman state had a life span of more than six centuries, from (1299 to 1922). A single dynasty reigned in unbroken continuity. Islam was not only the religious faith, but also the political ideology of the basically theocratic Ottoman state. The empire was multiracial, multinational, multireligious, multilingual. In ruling over these disparate elements, the Ottoman establishment achieved remarkable success in administrative, military, and fiscal organization. Overview. Ottoman literature, which stressed poetry as the superior art, utilized the form and the aeshetic values of Islamic Arabo-Persian literature. The educated elite, led by the sultans (many of whom were accomplished poets themselves), produced a huge body of verse whose hallmarks included refined diction, abstruse vocabulary, euphony, romantic agony, and dedication to formalism and tradition, and the Sufi brand of mysticism. Although prose was not held in high esteem by the Ottoman literary establishment, accounts for some excellent achievements, particularly the travelogues of the seventeenth-century cultural commentator Evliya Çelebi. The Ottoman Empire also nurtured a rich theatrical tradition, which consisted of Karagöz (shadow plays), Meddah (storyteller and impersonator), and Orta oyunu(a type of commedia dell’arte). Traditions. Three main literary traditions evolved: 1) Tekke (sect,denomination) literature; 2) Oral folk literature; 3) Divan (elite) literature. Oral folk literature and Divan literature hardly ever influenced each other; in fact, they remained oblivious of one another. Tekke literature, however, had an easy intercoursewith both, utilizing their forms, prosody, vocabulary, and stylistic devices in a pragmatic fashion.
    [Show full text]
  • Rome of One's
    cultural geography and identity in the lands of rum 7 CEMAL KAFADAR A ROME OF ONE’S OWN: REFLECTIONS ON CULTURAL GEOGRAPHY AND IDENTITY IN THE LANDS OF RUM When writing of the Ottoman forces vanquished near twentieth century, under the influences of cultural rel- Ankara in 1402 by his patron, Timur, the chronicler ativism and political correctness, such discourses may Nizamüddin Øami mentions the Efrenc (Frankish, Eu- have been shunned or pushed beneath the surface, rochristian?), presumably implying the forces under but both the underlying categories and the means of the command of the Serbian king, an Ottoman vassal, analysis remain intact. but reserves most of his disparaging remarks for the As for Turkish scholarship itself, it developed un- R¢mºy¸n, that is, Turkish-Muslim soldiers serving Sul- der the paradox-ridden circumstances of the late Ot- tan Bayezid. To add injury to insult, he cannot resist toman Empire and after its demise, but even then in the temptation to cite the second verse of the sura al- the hands of those who grew up with the legacy of R¢m (Qur}an 30), “The Romans [i.e., the Byzantines] those circumstances. On the one hand, there was a have been conquered.”1 This is harsh but not par- project to articulate their archaic empire to the mod- ticularly creative. Many learned and presumably some ern imperialist world order as an empire among em- not-so-learned Muslims of Asia Minor knew the verse pires that, statesmen and intellectuals hoped, would well, as did others in the rest of the Muslim world, survive against all odds and refurbish itself with the but saw nothing wrong with identifying themselves as techniques and technologies of modernity for proper Rumis, or people of the lands of Rum.
    [Show full text]
  • Hacettepe University, Courses of Turkish Language and Literature
    Hacettepe University, Courses of Turkish Language and Literature TDE 111 Turkish Grammar I 303 Basic linguistic, basic grammar knowledge, historical development of Modern Turkish vocal phonemes in Modern Turkish, consonant phonemes in Modern Turkish, historical development of phonemes in Modern Turkish, morphophonemic alternations in Modern Turkish, exercises on morphophonemic alternations. TDE 112 Turkish Grammar II 303 Suffixes denominal nominative, suffixes denominative verbal, suffixes deverbative nominal, suffixes deverbative verb, word formation in Modern Turkish, exercises on word analysis. TDE 113 Turkish Composition I 202 Spelling and pronunciation, punctuation marks, Conjunction ‘ki’ , and pronominal suffix ‘-ki’ Particle ‘da/de’ and locative ‘-da/-de’, compound words, loan words in Modern Turkish. TDE 114 Turkish Composition II 202 Theme in composition, main idea in composition, research for writing composition or article, exercises for writing compositions, Language mistakes, and redaction rules. TDE 115 Introduction to the Classical Turkish Literature I 303 Periods of Turkish Literature, denomination problems of Divan Literature and features, Phonetic structure of Divan Poetry, aruz meter and prosody, practical studies on verses with aruz. Introducing divan and information about its content, the form of Kaside, its historical development, features and practical studies on texts, the form of Ghazel, its historical development, features and practical studies on texts, The form of Mesnevi, its historical development, features
    [Show full text]
  • Library of Congress Classification
    PL LANGUAGES OF EASTERN ASIA, AFRICA, OCEANIA PL Languages of Eastern Asia, Africa, Oceania Ural-Altaic languages Including Altaic languages For Uralic languages see PH1+ 1-9.5 General (Table P-PZ8a) Samoyedic languages see PH3801+ Turkic languages 21-29.5 General (Table P-PZ8a) 31 Old Turkic (Kök-Türk) Including the Yenesei and Orkhon inscriptions Northeastern (Siberian) group 41 General works 43-43.95 Altai (Table P-PZ15a) 44-44.95 Kyrgyz (Table P-PZ15a modified) Literature 44.9.A-Z Individual authors or works, A-Z Subarrange individual authors by Table P-PZ40 unless otherwise specified Subarrange individual works by Table P-PZ43 unless otherwise specified e.g. 44.9.A365 Akiev, Kalyk, 1883-1953 (Table P-PZ40) 44.9.A477 Alykulov, Barpy (Table P-PZ40) 44.9.E69-.E693 Ėr Soltonoĭ (Table P-PZ43) 44.9.E7-.E73 Ėr Tȯshtu̇k (Table P-PZ43) 44.9.K416-.K4163 Kedeĭkan (Table P-PZ43) 44.9.K69-.K693 Kozhozhash (Table P-PZ43) 44.9.K869-.K8693 Kurmanbek (Table P-PZ43) 44.9.M37-.M373 Manas (Table P-PZ43) 44.9.S45-.S453 Seĭtek (Table P-PZ43) 44.9.S465-.S4653 Semeteĭ (Table P-PZ43) 44.9.T655-.T6553 Toltoĭ (Table P-PZ43) 44.9.Z474-.Z4743 Zhan͡gyl Myrza (Table P-PZ43) 44.9.Z476-.Z4763 Zhanysh, Baĭysh (Epic poem) (Table P-PZ43) 44.9.Z478 Zhen͡gizhok, 1860-1918 (Table P-PZ40) 45.A-Z Other languages, A-Z 45.C48-.C4895 Chulym (Table P-PZ16) 45.D65-.D6595 Dolgan (Table P-PZ16) Karagass see PL45.T63+ 45.K45-.K4595 Khakass (Table P-PZ16) 45.N67-.N6795 Northern Altai (Table P-PZ16) Oirot see PL43+ 45.S55-.S5595 Shor (Table P-PZ16) Soyot see PL45.T88+ 45.T63-.T6395 Tofa (Irkutskaia͡ oblastʹ, Russia) (Table P-PZ16) 45.T88-.T8895 Tuvinian (Table P-PZ16) Yakut see PL361+ 45.Y44-.Y4495 Yellow Uigur (Table P-PZ16) Southeastern (Chagatai) group 51 General works 53-53.95 Chagatai (Table P-PZ15a modified) Literature 53.9.A-Z Individual authors or works, A-Z Subarrange individual authors by Table P-PZ40 unless otherwise specified Subarrange individual works by Table P-PZ43 unless otherwise specified e.g.
    [Show full text]