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The Problem of Evil in Dostoyevsky's Works
Neslihan Demirci
Saturday, September 28, 2019 3:00 PM Salon: ZEYREK SALONU
On September 28th 2019, Center for Art Studies will host Neslihan Demirci under the Kırkambar Dissertations and Articles. She will deliver a speech about “The Problem of Evil in Dostoevsky's Works” based on her master thesis.
The event will be held in Zeyrek Hall of the Foundation for Sciences and Arts at 15:00.
The event will be presented in Turkish, and is free to public
EDITOR'S CHOICE
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Hilafetten İslam Devletine Çağdaş İslam Siyasi Düşüncesinin Ana İstikametleri ve Problemleri...
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Azerbaycanlı siyaset bilimci Elkhan Mehdiyev ile 2005 yılında “Güney Kafkasya’da Güvenlik” konusunda gerçekleştirdiğimiz...
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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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