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An Interesting Example in Biographical Writing: Akçura’s Damolla Âlimcan El-Barudî (Kazan, 1907)
Prof. Dr. Ahmet Kanlıdere: An Interesting Example in Biographical Writing: Akçura’s Damolla Âlimcan el-Barudî (Kazan, 1907) Abstract: When Yusuf Akçura completed his education in Paris and returned to Kazan (Tatarstan, Russian Empire), he found himself in a very active environment. He participated in the congresses held by Muslims of Russia during the 1905 Revolution, and also engaged in journalism. During this time, he was interested in movements of religious reform, and sought a response to such currents amongst Northern Turks.…
Find out more »Aghas, Beys, Hatuns, and Zawiyas: Architectural Remains of Social Networks from Beyşehir to Antalya in the 14th Century
Prof. Dr. Oya Pancaroğlu: Aghas, Beys, Hatuns, and Zawiyas: Architectural Remains of Social Networks from Beyşehir to Antalya in the 14th Century
Find out more »The Meanings Gained by the Concept of ‘Âb-ı Hayât’ (‘the Fountain of Youth’) in History
Prof. Dr. Gönül Alpay Tekin: The Meanings Gained by the Concept of ‘Âb-ı Hayât’ (‘the Fountain of Youth’) in History
Find out more »‘Devshirme’ Objects: Ottoman Elites’ Reuse of Objects Not Made by the Ottomans
Prof. Dr. Suraiya Faroqhi: ‘“Devshirme” Objects: Ottoman Elites’ Reuse of Objects Not Made by the Ottomans’
Find out more »Writing the Turkish World in Turkey: Politics and Identity in Modern Literature Historiography
Doç. Dr. Halim Kara: Writing the Turkish World in Turkey: Politics and Identity in Modern Literature Historiography
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