Ottoman Authors' Perspective on Local Languages, from Ulema to Münevvere (Kurdish Example)

Name: Ottoman Authors' Perspective on Local Languages, from Ulema to Münevvere (Kurdish Example)
Author: Arslan, Mesut

Title	Ottoman Authors' Perspective on Local Languages, from Ulema to Münevvere (Kurdish Example)
Author	Arslan, Mesut
Publication Place	Mardin Artuklu University - Mardin Artuklu University
Subject	Mukaddime, 2024-11, Vol.15(2), p.250-277
Type	kitap
Language	ara,eng
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Library:	Leitir Library
Library Asset ID	ISSN: 1309-6087, DOI: 10.19059/mukaddime.1500155
Record ID	cdi_doaj_primary_oai_doaj_org_article_00128222631f476b9ac437b37b217747
Library Location	DOAJ Directory of Open Access Journals
Notes	In this study, ulema and intellectuals are two types of intellectuals who represent the Ottoman classical age and the modernization process after the Tanzimat. These two types also represent the mentality of their period, their perspective on events, and the Ottoman imagination. By nature, there can be a difference and conflict between these two types of intellectuals. This situation manifests itself in many issues. In this study, we will put local languages, specifically the Kurdish language, at the center of this difference of thought and perspective: We will examine the perspective of the ulama, who were educated in the traditional style in the classical period of the Ottoman Empire, and the intellectuals who were educated in the Western style in the modern period, on the local languages spoken in the Ottoman Empire, especially Kurdish. “Where did these two educated groups place the Kurds and the Kurdish language in the current situation and future planning of the Ottoman Empire?” We will look for an answer to the question. We will examine with examples how multilingualism, which was an ordinary phenomenon in the imperial atmosphere in the Ottoman classical era, became a "problem" to be solved in the post-Tanzimat period. In this context, personalities such as Gelibolulu Âli, Evliya Çelebi, Namık Kemal, Şemseddin Sâmi, Babanzade İsmail Hakkı, Said-i Meşhûr, Abdullah Cevdet, Ziya Gökalp, as well as the Kurd Teavün and Terakki Newspaper published in Istanbul, Rojî Kurd magazine, Serbestî newspaper and Peymân newspaper published in Diyarbekir. will be our main research resources.
Detaylı Başlık	Ulemadan Münevvere Osmanlı Müelliflerinin Yerel Dillere Bakışı (Kürtçe Örneği)

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Ottoman Authors' Perspective on Local Languages, from Ulema to Münevvere (Kurdish Example)

Author Arslan, Mesut

Publication Place Mardin Artuklu University - Mardin Artuklu University

Subject Mukaddime, 2024-11, Vol.15(2), p.250-277

Type kitap

Language ara,eng

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

Library Leitir Library

Library Asset ID ISSN: 1309-6087, DOI: 10.19059/mukaddime.1500155

Record ID cdi_doaj_primary_oai_doaj_org_article_00128222631f476b9ac437b37b217747

Library Location DOAJ Directory of Open Access Journals

Notes In this study, ulema and intellectuals are two types of intellectuals who represent the Ottoman classical age and the modernization process after the Tanzimat. These two types also represent the mentality of their period, their perspective on events, and the Ottoman imagination. By nature, there can be a difference and conflict between these two types of intellectuals. This situation manifests itself in many issues. In this study, we will put local languages, specifically the Kurdish language, at the center of this difference of thought and perspective: We will examine the perspective of the ulama, who were educated in the traditional style in the classical period of the Ottoman Empire, and the intellectuals who were educated in the Western style in the modern period, on the local languages spoken in the Ottoman Empire, especially Kurdish. “Where did these two educated groups place the Kurds and the Kurdish language in the current situation and future planning of the Ottoman Empire?” We will look for an answer to the question. We will examine with examples how multilingualism, which was an ordinary phenomenon in the imperial atmosphere in the Ottoman classical era, became a "problem" to be solved in the post-Tanzimat period. In this context, personalities such as Gelibolulu Âli, Evliya Çelebi, Namık Kemal, Şemseddin Sâmi, Babanzade İsmail Hakkı, Said-i Meşhûr, Abdullah Cevdet, Ziya Gökalp, as well as the Kurd Teavün and Terakki Newspaper published in Istanbul, Rojî Kurd magazine, Serbestî newspaper and Peymân newspaper published in Diyarbekir. will be our main research resources.

Detaylı Başlık Ulemadan Münevvere Osmanlı Müelliflerinin Yerel Dillere Bakışı (Kürtçe Örneği)