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Aspects of the Political Language in Turkey

19th-20th centuries


This is a collection of articles discussing the usages of and changes in the Turkish language during the late Ottoman Empire and early Republican periods.
Publisher: Gorgias Press LLC
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SKU (ISBN): 978-1-61719-113-8
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Publication Status: In Print
Publication Date: Jun 24,2010
Interior Color: Black
Trim Size: 6 x 9
Page Count: 139
Languages: English
ISBN: 978-1-61719-113-8
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Hans-Lukas Kieser edits here a collection of articles on language and the use of language in the Ottoman Empire and Turkey. With contributions from leading scholars, the volume seeks to explore this issue as it changed with the political climate – from the reform and modernisation efforts of the nineteenth century through to the nationalism of the early republican era. For example, Johann Strauss writes on the linguistic aspects of a cross-denominational Ottoman identity. Claudia Römer discusses journalistic Ottoman Turkish in the Tanzimat era. Hamit Bozarslan and Erik-Jan Zürcher look at the vocabulary employed by the Young Turks and the Kemalists respectively. These and the other authors present in this volume all point to how language was used for political or ideological purposes, with modern terminology slowly replacing traditional words and meanings from classical Ottoman. Additionally, Elise Massicard takes the reader through the development of a language surrounding the Alevi minority in the twentieth century. The eight papers were originally presented at the panel of the German Orientalistentag in Bamberg in March, 2001.

Hans-Lukas Kieser edits here a collection of articles on language and the use of language in the Ottoman Empire and Turkey. With contributions from leading scholars, the volume seeks to explore this issue as it changed with the political climate – from the reform and modernisation efforts of the nineteenth century through to the nationalism of the early republican era. For example, Johann Strauss writes on the linguistic aspects of a cross-denominational Ottoman identity. Claudia Römer discusses journalistic Ottoman Turkish in the Tanzimat era. Hamit Bozarslan and Erik-Jan Zürcher look at the vocabulary employed by the Young Turks and the Kemalists respectively. These and the other authors present in this volume all point to how language was used for political or ideological purposes, with modern terminology slowly replacing traditional words and meanings from classical Ottoman. Additionally, Elise Massicard takes the reader through the development of a language surrounding the Alevi minority in the twentieth century. The eight papers were originally presented at the panel of the German Orientalistentag in Bamberg in March, 2001.

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  • TABLE OF CONTENTS (page 5)
  • INTRODUCTION (page 7)
  • OTTOMANISME ET "OTTOMANITE":LE TEMOIGNAGE LINGUISTIQUE (page 15)
  • DIE KONSTRUKTION EINES OSMANISCHEN PATRIOTISMUS UND DIE ENTWICKLUNG DES BEGRIFFS VATAN IN DER ERSTEN HALFTE DES 19.JAHRHUNDERTS (page 41)
  • QUELQUES REMARQUES SUR LA LANGUE JOURNALISTIQUE OTTOMANE D'AVANT 1876 SELON DES TEXTES TIRES DES JOURNAUX TAKVIM-I VAKAYI,CERIDE-I HAVADIS,RUZNAME-I CERIDE-I HAVADIS ET TASVIR-I EFKAR (page 53)
  • THE STATE AND ITS SUBJECTS ACCORDING TO THE 1876 OTTOMAN CONSTITUTION. SOME LEXICOGRAPHIC ASPECTS (page 61)
  • DIE SPRACHE POLITISIERTER ARZTE IM AUSGEHENDEN OSMANISCHEN REICH (page 71)
  • VOCABULAIRE POLITIQUE DE LA VIOLENCE:L'EXEMPLE JEUNE TURC (page 91)
  • THE CORE TERMINOLOGY OF KEMALISM:MEFKURE,MILLI,MUASIR,MEDENI (page 105)
  • LES ALEVIS ET LE DISCOURS POLITIQUE DE L'UNITE EN TURQUIE DEPUIS LES ANNEES 1980 (page 117)
  • CONTRIBUTORS (page 139)