“Crimea” için 7 makale
Selçuk Üniversitesi Edebiyat Fakültesi DergisiCilt 2025/2, Sayı 54
This paper analyzes Cengiz Dağcı's novel Onlar Da İnsandı (1958), by one of the most prominent writers of twentieth-century Turkish literature, in the light of the concept of ‘solastalgia’ put forward by the Australian environmental philosopher Glenn Albrecht. Distress in …
International Journal of Social Sciences and Education ResearchCilt 2015/1-legacy-4175, Sayı 3
Ukraine and Russia, the two Slavic societies, are two different nations even if they have common historical past and cultural ties. In the post-Cold War period, Russian and Ukrainian relations progressed in a problematic way. The strategic importance of Ukraine …
Türük Uluslararasi Dil Edebiyat ve Halkbilimi Arastirmalari DergisiCilt 2014/2, Sayı 4
In this Work, the folk songs which are song in Crimea-Tatar Turkish and have different dialect specialities, were evaluated according to marked phonetics specialties and then we tried to produce dialect differences. The folk songs called with “halk yırı” in …
Selçuk Üniversitesi Edebiyat Fakültesi DergisiCilt 2018/1, Sayı 39
There have been many studies on neighbourhood and neighbourhood buildings and house typology in Ottoman historical research. Such studies have either assessed the urban quarters in terms of spatiality or focused on local officials who controlled the application of normative …
MANAS Journal of Social StudiesCilt 2015/4, Sayı 4
This paper is devoted to the news coverage of the Crimean crisis by the Kyrgyz mass media. Nearly all Kyrgyz mass media, including popular internet news sources, covered the annexation of the Crimean peninsula by the Russian Federation. However, despite …
Studies of The Ottoman DomainCilt 2013/1, Sayı 4
The authority of restraining of exporting any goods and interference into the economy of Ottoman State had been limited with the 1838 Baltalimanı Trade Agreement. However, during the era of the Crimean War, The Ottoman Empire, had restrained the export …
Uşak Üniversitesi Sosyal Bilimler DergisiCilt 2008/1, Sayı 2
Ottoman Empire entered disintegration process in the 19th century. Russia wanted to eliminate Ottoman Empire and went down to Mediterranean. Russia invaded Eflak and Boğdan on May 21, 1853 and declared war to Ottoman Empire. Britain, France and Piomente States, …