The Underdevelopment of Turkish Social Sciences Turkish social sciences—including fields like law, literature, history, political science, economics, psychology, and sociology—are among the weakest in the country. This is primarily …
The Fall of the Roman Empire and the “Barbarian” Problem The Roman Empire, one of history’s greatest states, fell to “barbarians” in the fifth century CE. While it wasn’t …
Early Modernization Efforts: Japan and the Ottoman Empire Both Japan and the Ottoman Empire recognized their lagging development in the 18th century and initiated modernization efforts. Both societies intended …
The efforts toward Westernization in the Ottoman Empire became apparent with the 1839 Tanzimat Edict and entered an intensive phase with the First Constitutional Era in 1876. The proclamation …
INTRODUCTION In this study, we have prepared a bibliography based on Old Turkic vocabulary to enrich the philosophical terminology of the Turkish language. Our work serves as a starting …
An Analysis on Ethical Dimensions of Turkey’s Struggle During COVID-19 In Relation To Cultural Contexts Turkey has undergone a culture shift and did not succeed at it to the …
The insights from our conversation with Prof. Dr. Ayhan Bıçak serve as a guiding light for researchers of Turkish thought. Born in Erzincan in 1956, Prof. Dr. Ayhan Bıçak …
INTRO Our aim is to emphasize the resources of motivation for Turkish learners. We assert that there are unexplored opportunities and strengths in Turkish language motivation. Caught between modernists …
Introduction There is a strong connection between the culture that keeps humanity alive and the language that transmits culture to people. In the linguistics community, this bond has been …
The Human Game: Cultivating Our Essential Being We are fundamentally individuals who contribute to ourselves and then successively to the encompassing sets of our existence, with human culture being …