Author
Ertunç, Ahmet Cemil
Author Original
Ertunç, Ahmet Cemil
Publication Date
2004
Publication Place
İstanbul -
Pınar Publications
Subject
Türkiye_Tarih_1918-1960.Turkey_History_1918-1960.Türkiye_Tarih_Devrim, 1918-1923.Turkey_History_Revolution, 1918-1923.Türkiye_Tarih_20. century.Turkey_History_20th century.
Type
Book
Language
Turkish
Digital
No
Manuscript
No
Pages Count
536
Physical Dimensions
536 s. : resimli ; 23 cm.
Library
Istanbul Research Institute Library
Library Asset ID
0024498
Record ID
1812127
Library Location
3. kat
Date
17.05.2008
Notes
There is a bibliography and index.
Sample Text
GOVERNMENT OF THE GNAT, FIRST ASSEMBLY (1920-1923)
Opening of the Turkish Grand National Assembly
“Official discourse” and the second group
First parliament and Mustafa Kemal Pasha
Agenda and groups of the first parliament
Principle of National Sovereignty
Exercise of authority and Independence Courts
rule of law principle
The beginning of a future: Threatening civil authority
End of first parliament
CONSTRUCTION OF THE POLITICAL SYSTEM IN TURKEY (1923-1926)
declaration of the Republic
The first political party of the Republic: Populism
People and populism
Opposition in the second parliament
Progressive Republican Party
The birth of a political discourse that will become traditional
Today's reasons for yesterday's lack of opposition
Building an era without opposition
Dissolution of political opposition
Press and censorship
Izmir Assassination and opposition
Political consequences of the Izmir Assassination
General evaluation about the Independence Courts
THE CONSTRUCTION OF SECULARISM AND REVOLUTIONS IN TURKEY
Ottoman period and secularism
An important intellectual phase of secularism in Turkey: Ziya Gökalp
Religion and state in Ziya Gökalp
The eve of the Republic: Religion and secularism in the transition period
The problem of secularization of Turkey
Levels of secularization
Secularization at the functional level
Secularization at the symbolic level
Change in the status of women
Changing daily life
Changing the alphabet
Secular society/city
Institutional secularization: Secular “Religious” institution: Presidency of Religious Affairs
Guided opposition: Free Republican Party
The fallacy of power
The reaction of the government
Being opposed to the State Party
The process of tracing the tracks of the Free Republican Party
ALBUM 1920-1940
SINGLE PARTY ERA
Construction of the Totalitarian System
Searching for a model for the totalitarian system
Chief and chiefdom system
party state
destruction of opposition
Turkish stoves
Turkish Women's Union and other associations
Press and power
university reform
Single-party years and the problem of democracy
building a nation
Nationalism as an ideology
Nationalism in CHF Constitution and programs
Kemalism and National History
Historians of “Official History”: Politicians
Official history and “outlines of Turkish history”
Official History and history textbooks
Turkish History Congresses
Language as a tool for building a new nation
Language revolution process and its architect(s)
Return from the language revolution
Stages of the language revolution and the Sun Language Theory
TRANSITION TO THE MULTI-PARTY ERA
Why a multi-party system?
Reasons for the transition to a multi-party system
Internal reasons forcing change
External conditions that force change
Discourses of democracy
Control of democratization decision
Multi-party political life
forced change
strange choice
End of one-party rule
New political mentality
Unchanging status quo
ALBUM 1940-1970
ARMY AND POLITICS IN TURKEY
Political system and military
Army and politics in Turkey
The military inside or outside politics
Democratic Party government and the army
Conflicts that surface
The reality: The army in politics
Legitimacy bases of military intervention
Legal liability
Reasons for continuing the intervention
National Security Council
An irresponsible authority
Intervention in military and civilian life
Military interventions and intellectuals
Military interventions and the press
POSTMODERN COUP: 28 FEBRUARY
History of the "Center-Edge" divide in Turkey
Golden Age of the statist elite
Changes in the “Center-Edge” relationship
“Enough words people”
The dark days of the "Statist Elites": 1950s
Rematch of the "White Revolution": May 27, 1960
Disappointment of the "Revolutionary Elites": 15 October 1961 elections
The construction of a tradition: Threat and gallows
Separation of power and government and narrowing of the political space
Redesign of politics: March 12 and beyond
September 12 government
Ozal wave
February 28 as an attempt to “save the state”
Reason and method of February 28
Legitimacy and power sources of February 28
What February 28 brought/took away
ALBUM 1970-2000
Baskı
2. baskı.
Dizi Kaydı
Pınar yayınları ; 181. Tarih, Hatırat, Biyografi ; 13
ISBN
9753522002
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Rafta
Ortam
Kağıt
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