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European Journal of Turkish Studies
ISSN 1773-0546 · Association pour la Recherche sur le Moyen-Orient · 318 artikel di indeks
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Danse avec les loups gris
In an ultranationalist Turkist fieldwork, numerous methodological and ethical questions arise. While the concept of the “field through empathy” has been extensively researched, some aspect of so-called “difficult fields” receive less attention in conferences and collective reflections. Three…
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Alevi Community-Building in Eastern Anatolia: An Ethnohistory Approach
This article probes ethnohistory as an approach for connecting historical and ethnographic data to reconstruct Alevi community formation in a long-term perspective. Historical traces of some of the sacred lineages (ocaks), which constitute the socio-religious backbone of Alevism, date back to as…
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Tracing Cultural Memory between Poems: Perspectivization and its Intertextual Application in Alevi Poetry
The present article examines the rhetorical qualities of the so-called deyiş in relation to tradition formation and identity building within Alevism using a cultural memory studies approach. The focus of the study is on forms of poetic perspectivization, namely the various ways messages are…
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Synchronizing Moments: The Miraçlama Rite and Its Presentation of an Alevi Past
This study examines how distinct expressive forms—poetic narrative, music, and bodily movement—work together as a unified whole in the performance of the Miraçlama, the Alevi rite narrating the Prophet Muhammed’s mythic ascension and his joining with the Gathering of the Forty. Drawing on the…
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Alevi Settlements and the Ottoman State in Early Modern Anatolia: A Framework for Inquiry
This study offers a regionally grounded perspective on the social and economic history of a specific sample of Alevi villages in Amasya and Malatya. Drawing on tax registers, court records, and petition registers, and combining these materials with ethnographic data from the nineteenth to the…
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Alevi Pasts in the Present: Rethinking Epistemologies and Narratives
This introduction positions the special issue Alevi Pasts Contested as an intervention in the ongoing effort to rethink Alevi tradition by foregrounding the plurality, dynamism, and situated character of imaginations related to the history of the Alevis. It argues that epistemological frameworks…
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Se constituer dans la liminalité : le cas de « Chypre Nord »
From a sociological perspective, this article seeks to analyze the liminality in which Northern Cyprus has been immersed since 1974. This “threshold” condition, which has generated profound uncertainties and rendered this de facto state invisible on the international stage, nevertheless appears to…
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« On n’entend plus rire la sociologue » : l’humour dans l’enquête avec des travailleuses agricoles en Turquie
This article examines the role of humor in an ethnographic study conducted in Turkey (2018-2023) among a hundred female seasonal agricultural workers. It shows that instances of laughter—initially perceived as anecdotal—provide a valuable entry point for a reflexive analysis of the fieldwork…
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Un « projet » savamment politique ?
This article aims to challenge the assertion made by the Association for Scholarly Studies (İlmi Etüdler Derneği, İLEM) that their digital archive named the Islamist Magazines Project (İslamcı Dergiler Projesi, İDP), which was launched in 2013 with the support of the Turkish Ministry of Culture and…
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Ce que le silence veut dire. Enquêter sur l’apprentissage de l’histoire et la socialisation politique en contexte autoritaire : l’exemple de la Turquie
The aim of this article is to identify several reflexive issues related to scientific work in contemporary Turkey, within an authoritarian context marked by episodes of political violence. It seeks to examine how these political and social conditions shape research practices. Silence—understood…
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Que fait le travail ethnographique à l’engagement féministe ?
How does ethnography challenge politics? From her position as a foreign researcher and ally, the author draws on her field experience of over three years within the feminist and women’s movement in Turkey, to question the political effects of methodological choices and the possibility of…
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Ce qu’on dit du crime quand on n’en parle pas
The second part of our inquiry shows that the speeches delivered within the Dil Bayramı are infused with a post-genocidal doxa, if not with a fully structured ideology. The aim is to identify the lingering traces of a crime even in the absence of its explicit articulation. This approach focuses on…
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Le meurtre et la langue : introduction
How does the Turkish language of the 1930s bear the traces of the 1915 genocide? Drawing on a parallel once suggested by historian Bernard Lewis—between ethnic cleansing and linguistic purification—this study explores how the campaign against foreign words echoes the extreme violence inflicted upon…
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Là où le meurtre affleure
In the corpus of the Language Festivals, references to mass murder most often take allusive, metaphorical, or analogical forms. To grasp this latency of the crime as an infra-thought—by definition difficult to reconstruct—is to expose oneself to the suspicion of overinterpretation. Yet some of the…
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What is a “münevver” in 1930s Turkey?
This article examines the concept of münevver, often translated as “intellectual,” in the historiography of late Ottoman and early Republican Turkey. By analyzing press controversies alongside the speeches and social trajectories of individuals considered münevvers in the early republican era, the…
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Nouer la liesse au massacre
This first section examines the enduring presence of the genocide in the public sphere of the 1930s. It challenges the widespread notion that the crime was relegated to silence following the founding of the Republic and only reemerged in public debate from the 1970s onward. In contrast to a…
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La tâche de l’interprète : lectures d’une épître de fête, où l’on voit l’histoire de la langue racontée, de façon pour le moins inhabituelle, aux petits comme aux grands
The article explores the corpus of the Language Festivals through the study of a unicum: a short treatise in the form of an epistle (risâle), entitled Eski ve Yeni Yazı Dili (“The Old and the New Written Language”), composed and published by a lecturer-cum-speaker from Gaziantep, Yılmaz Dokuzoğuz…
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Urla/Vourla 1934 : Une géographie de nulle part (ou presque)
This article is a commentary on the speeches delivered at the celebration of the Language Festival in Urla/Vourla, on Turkey's Aegean coast, on September 26, 1934. The commentary reflects on a local construction, from Urla, of the Turkish national space and of geographical estrangement. Drawing on…