ROUNDTABLE MEETINGS
Did Karagoz come from Egypt?
Alpay Ekler
Saturday, May 20, 2017 2:00 PM Salon: ŞAKİR KOCABAŞ SALONU
On May 20th, The Center for Art Studies will host Alpay Ekler under Rethinking Karagöz discuss "Did Karagoz come from Egypt?"
The event will be held in Şakir Kocabaş Hall of the Foundation for Sciences and Arts at 14.00.
The event will be conducted in Turkish, and is free to public.
İLGİLİ YUVARLAKMASALAR
- Turkish Novel ve Politics
- Entertainment Culture of Ottoman Istanbul and Karagöz
- Execution style of Karagöz Music
- The effects of the language reforms on Turkish literature in the context of poetry and translation in The Early Republican Period (1932-1950)
- Karagoz and Cinema
- Karagöz Plays in Print Works: “Letaif-i Hayal"
- Dramaturgy in the Texts of Karagöz
- An Overview of Adaptations of Award-Winning Novels in American and Turkish Cinemas
- How Canonicalize the Second New Poem
- Mevlevi Sheikh Kemal Ahmed Dede
EDITOR'S CHOICE
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YÖK'ün eski başkanı Prof. Dr. Gökhan Çetinsaya ile İstanbul Şehir Üniversitesi üzerine...
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An important interview with Immanuel Wallerstein about Turkey on the way of European Union...
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A valuable interview about Turkish art history, with Semavi Eyice who is an important historian...
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The article of Mehmet Genç about 19th century Ottoman economic thought, published in Dîvan.
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An important assessment of Asia by economic historian and sociologist Andre Gunder Frank, who was our guest in 2004...
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Şakir Kocabaş hocamızın Dîvân'ın ilk sayısında yer alan, İslam ve Bilim başlıklı makale...
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Kıymetli hocamız Orhan Okay ile Türk Edebiyatı üzerine yaptığımız özel söyleşi...
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NOTES
32th issue of "BSV Notlar" (Notes) is published by TAM, Center for Turkish Studies, with the title of "Anatolian Chronicles".
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