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...Ümit Cizre; Menderes Çınar 2003 by Duke University Press 2003 Ümit Cizre and Menderes Çınar Turkey 2002: Kemalism, Islamism, and Politics in the Light of the February 28 Process In the s, Turkish politics witnessed the fragmentation...

...Hülya Adak 2003 by Duke University Press 2003 Hülya Adak National Myths and Self-Na(rra)tions: Mustafa Kemal’s Nutuk and Halide Edib’s Memoirs and The Turkish Ordeal Mustafa Kemal the commander- in-chief of the Nationalist Army...

... with their really-existing military establishments. More than the ideological differences between Nasserism and Kemalism, it was the very different tradition of military coups that shaped the public’s reaction to the armed forces. In Egypt, the Free Officers liberated the country from the British and built...

... they really felt the pull of Western literature? Namık Kemal the most influential figure among the group, had come to know Hugo’s and Musset’s work while in Paris, but apparently did not notice Baudelaire.Vic- toria Holbrook has persuasively argued that the primary factor in the rejec- tion of classical...

.... Credit the climate, or Kemal Ataturk, or divine beneficence but Turkey s seventeen millions stand erect where their neighbors lick the boots of domestic political gangsters or of foreign oilmen. Consider this paradox too. Turks say that the final crash of the Ottoman Empire was a blessing. Therein...

... of emergency exception-norm Caesarism sovereignty crisis state of law Turkey Kemalism Islamism Kurdish movement References Agamben Giorgio . 2017 . Kutsal İnsan (Homo Sacer) . 3rd ed. Translated by Türkmen İsmail . İstanbul : Ayrıntı Yayınları . Agamben Giorgio...

.... Owing to the requirements of the ideology of vigilance and the automatic system of perceiving threat internalized by all armies, and specifically as a con- sequence of the ‘‘state-founding military’’ character of the TSK (Turkish Armed Forces), which are identified with Mustafa Kemal and his mission...

... of Nations receives attention in the papers on Eduard Benes, of Czechoslovakia, and Osten Unden, of Sweden. Mustapha Kemal s remarkable success in forc­ ing the Allies to revise the dictated and punitive Treaty of Sevres (1920) in the negotiated Treaty of Lausanne (1923) is examined closely in one...

... and nationalism, include Devlet Ocak Dergahlerde Ülkücü Hareket (with Kemal Can), Milliyetçiliğin Kara baharı and Türk Sağının uç Hali is a professor of political economy at Boğazici University, Istan- bul. Her publications include İktisatçılar ve Insanlar State and Busi- ness in Modern Turkey...

.... In the words of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk—who had previously praised Islam as the most reasonable (makul) 23 and natural (tabii) religion —it was designed to ‘‘raise and purify Islam by removing it ‘‘from its condition of being a political instrument which...

... might help illustrate the point. The novelist and critic A. H. Tanpınar tells us that A Prisoner of Language 533 one day he witnessed a rather ridiculous question put to the great poet Yahya Kemal about the exact time he had begun to consider himself...

... an uncontrolled taste and an empty sensibility It is as if Tanpınar is describing Bihruz, the man empty inside, the puerile dandy incapable of developing an inner world of his own. But it is not Tanpınar himself but his mentor, the poet Yahya Kemal, who openly accuses Ekrem (because of his alafranga behavior...

... of the EU. The slogan of the campaign is ‘‘There is no other tomorrow The campaign evokes an emphasized feeling of urgency by both the slogan and the text of the ads. The first ad uses the old Kemal- ist motto, ‘‘Turk, be proud, work and trust and supplements it with the phrase ‘‘and be quick It links...

... . Barbar Batı ( Discourse on Colonialism ). Istanbul : Doğu Kitapevi . Deringil Selim . 2022 . Simgeden Millete: II. Abdülhamid'den Mustafa Kemal'e Devlet ve Millet ( From Symbol to the People: The State and the Nation from Abdullhamid II to Mustafa Kemal ). Istanbul : İletişim . Du...

... of force as occasion demanded. The advent of Reza Shah in 1925 brought a revulsion against these foreign influences. Like Mustafa Kemal in Turkey, he outlawed the Communist party and banned the trade unions and thus undid much of the Soviet work. In addition, a strong German penetration of Iran began...

.... The British developed the Anglo-Iranian oil concession, using bribes to local tribesmen and threats of force as occasion demanded. The advent of Reza Shah in 1925 brought a revulsion against these foreign influences. Like Mustafa Kemal in Turkey, he outlawed the Communist party and banned the trade unions...

... of intervention was not a new experience for Turkey. As Gell- ner himself has noted, the army, regarded by all as the guardian of Kemal- ism, does not seem to hesitate to step in every time a democratic election 6 results in Islamist victory. Hence secularization in Turkey seems...

... overwhelmed them and massacred thousands. When the Turkish Empire fell in 1918 the Armenians re­ gained much of their territory, but failed to win the support of the Allied powers at Paris. The United States rejected a mandate over Armenia. Shortly thereafter Kemal, aided by the Soviets, led a resurgent...

... for providing the opportunity of a fourteen-day stay, during which this article came to be put down on paper, doubtless owing to the inspiration of the beautiful Como.  Recaizade Mahmut Ekrem, Araba Sevdası, ed. Seyit Kemal (Istanbul: İnkılap,  Jale Parla, Babalar ve Oğullar: Türk Romanının...

..., to the legions, meant anything between Scotland and the Nile, and between the Atlantic and the Caspian beyond the Caucasus. Mussolini, Hitler, Stalin, Chamberlain, Daladier, Franco, Kemal, Paso Romano 379 Wilhelmina, Abd-el-Krim, Schuschnigg, Horthy, Farouk, Venizelos: all would have been Roman subjects...