Showing posts with label Anthropolgy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Anthropolgy. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 14, 2016

#incirreceli #isildemirel


İncir Reçeli – Işıl Demirel


- IŞIL DEMİREL · EYLÜL 13, 2016

"Gün be gün azalırken, toplumun kültürünü koruma refleksinin en büyük düşmanı da karışık evlilikler olsa gerek. Bir çokları için tahmin ederim ki bu korkulu bir rüyadır en azından işin başında. Ama ne kadar korksak da kaçınılmaz bir şekilde hayatın doğal akışı içinde artık “normalleşti” bu durum. Karışık evlilikler ile ilgili en çok korkulanlardan biri de kültür kaybı belki de. Bizim adetlerimiz, bizim geleneklerimiz, bizim yemeklerimiz, bizim dilimiz ne olacak korkusu. Sonraki kuşaklara hangileri, hangi aileden seçilenler aktarılacak ve ne kadarı aktarılacak? Tüm bu sorular akılda sürüp giderken, hayatın kendi akışı içinde, su akıyor ve kendi yolunu buluyor. Bir karışık evlilik çocuğu olarak madalyonun bir de bu yüzünü anlatmak istedim."


http://www.avlaremoz.com/2016/09/13/incir-receli-isil-demirel/

Wednesday, August 17, 2016

#movie #film listesi #felsefe by Doçent Dr. Cetin Turkyilmaz

film listesi


Film listesi linki.


"Derslerimde, bazen, izlediğim çeşitli filmlerden örnekler veriyorum. Örnek verdiğim filmler de dahil olmak üzere aşağıdaki gibi bir liste hazırladım. Tabii bazı filmleri, bilerek buraya yazmadım. Pasolini ve Lars von Trier'in izlemiş olduğum filmlerini, bu filmler baştan sona izlenmesi çok güç olduğu için listeye dahil etmedim. Listedekiler izlerken etkilendiğim filmler; kendimi kırk filmle sınırlandırmak istediğimden birçok filmi de gözardı etmek zorunda kaldım. Mesela Oliver Stone'un Katil Doğanlar'ını; B. Singer'ın Olağan Şüpheliler'ini. Bu listede biraz kendimi Amerikan ve Avrupa filmlerine sınırladım; bütünüyle değil tabii. Belki birileri de Türk sineması dahil olmak üzere bir dünya sineması listesi hazırlar. Bu da bir tercih."
Hacettepe Üniversitesi Felsefe Bölümü'nde Doçent Dr. Çetin Türkyılmaz

Hacettepe Üniversitesi Felsefe Bölümü'nde Doçent Dr. Çalışma alanları Herakleitos, Platon, Aristoteles, Helen-Roma Felsefesi, Yeni Platoncu Gelenek, Spinoza, Leibniz Kant, Hegel, Marx, Nietzsche, Kierkegaard, Heidegger, Wittgenstein, Foucault, Derrida, Badiou

#movie #film En Az 1 Yıllık Film İhtiyacınızı Karşılayabilecek Düzeyde Bir Felsefi Filmler Dizini - Ekşi Şeyler

En Az 1 Yıllık Film İhtiyacınızı Karşılayabilecek Düzeyde Bir Felsefi Filmler Dizini - Ekşi Şeyler:



En Az 1 Yıllık Film İhtiyacınızı Karşılayabilecek Düzeyde Bir Felsefi Filmler Dizini - Ekşi Şeyler:

"Santiago Canyon College felsefe bölümünden Brandon Rickabaugh adlı birinin hazırladığı harika listeyi Sözlük yazarı ''illet'' aktarmış."
Brandon Rickabaugh; brickabaugh


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Bir diğer liste:

film listesi #felsefe by Doçent Dr. Cetin Turkyilmaz
Brandon Rickabaugh felsefi film listesi
From eksisozluk - film listesi

Thursday, August 6, 2015

#dikizaynamdadunya #asilozbay motorsiklet

#asilozbay #dikizaynamdadunya #motosiklet

www.dikizaynamdadunya.com - asilozbay@hotmail.com:

Gedik Üniversitesi
Spor Bilimleri Fakültesi, Öğretim Görevlisi · Istanbul, Turkey


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http://www.motosikletradyo.com/asil-ozbay-yola-cikti.html

"Asil Özbay, “Kadına Yönelik Şiddete Hayır” sloganı ile Kız Kulesi’nden motoruyla Balkan turuna çıktı.
Cesur Bir yürek Bir motosiklet ve Balkanlar’da tam 10 ülke… Asil Özbay kadınlara yönelik şiddete karşı sesini duyurmak için başta Mototal olmak üzere, destekçilerinin katıldığı Kız Kulesi’ndeki buluşma ile bugün (8 Temmuz 2015) yollara düştü.
1985 doğumlu Asil Özbay ülkemizin kanayan yaralarından biri olan kadın şiddetine karşı geliştirdiği projede tek başına 10 balkan ülkesini gezecek. Yolculuk Arnavutluk, Karadağ, Yunanistan, Slovenya, Sırbistan, Makedonya, Bosna-Hersek, Hırvatistan, Kosova ve Bulgaristan’ı kapsayan bir yolculuk şeklinde 10 ülke, 20 gün, yaklaşık 8000 km sürecek bir motosiklet macerası olacak. Bu yolculukta da Asil Hanım’a Honda NC700X model motosikleti eşlik edecek."

http://www.motoetkinlik.com/roportaj-1-kadin-1-motosiklet-10-ulke-asil-ozbay/

"Kadın özgürlüğü temalı bir proje. Bu tur boyunca en başta göstermek istediğim, bir kadın olarak yollarımızın kesilmesine rağmen sınırları ne kadar aşabileceğimizdir. Ben aşina olduğum yolu seçtim, özgürlük, bireysellik, yollar ve motosiklet… Herkes kendi yaşam özlerini keşfedip o yol ile birlikte hayallerini gerçekleştirmeli. Bu her ne olursa olsun. Yaşanan kadın cinayetleri, kadınların özgürlüklerinin kısıtlanması, sokağa çıkarken dahi tetikte olmaları ülke olarak hepimizin yarası. “1 Kadın 1 Motosiklet 10 Ülke” projesi bu yaraya değinebilme isteği ile doğdu."

Asil Özbay - 1 Kadın, 1 Motosiklet, 10 Ülke





Saturday, June 29, 2013

erica's ethos: The Anthropologist’s Toolkit

erica's ethos: The Anthropologist’s Toolkit: "The Anthropologist’s Toolkit

I know some of my readers are non-anthropologists, and I can only hope my writing has illuminated this field at least some to them, so in efforts to demystify the work of a socio-cultural anthropologist, who are often not depicted in the media, I wish to share with you some of the tools and methods behind all the textual material I attempt to put forth.
Of note, before we move on, a socio-cultural anthropologist, while tied to the other fields of anthropology, physical, linguistic and archaeology, employs different methods and materials to produce work. With the number of applied anthropology programs out there in addition to the shifting usages of traditional anthropological mindsets, it is important to distinguish my sub-field from the others. "

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New Anthropology Databases Now Available via EBSCOhost®

New Anthropology Databases Now Available via EBSCOhost®: "New Anthropology Databases Now Available via EBSCOhost®
~ Resources Provide Comprehensive Indexing for Anthropology,
Archaeology and Related Interdisciplinary Research ~"

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PURWANTO BAYU AJI: INTRODUCTION TASK UTS anthropology

PURWANTO BAYU AJI: INTRODUCTION TASK UTS anthropology: "INTRODUCTION TO ANTHROPOLOGY ASSIGNMENT PROBLEM
By: PURWANTO BAYU AJI
Prodi: Pend. Sejarah/Tk.1"

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Bankers: an anthropological study | Comment is free | The Guardian

Bankers: an anthropological study | Comment is free | The Guardian:

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Bankers: an anthropological study

What happens in the City of London affects everyone, but most of us know very little about the people who work there – or what they do all day. The Guardian is launching a new project: an anthropological study of the Square Mile

Monday, March 11, 2013

Turkey’s new education system plans looks like AKP’s another attempt of social engineering… A social fabric roundup « Erkan's Field Diary

Turkey’s new education system plans looks like AKP’s another attempt of social engineering… A social fabric roundup « Erkan's Field Diary:

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A social fabric roundup: from the Guardian archive- A visit to a Turkish harem, Illegal Procedures in abortion cases… « Erkan's Field Diary

A social fabric roundup: from the Guardian archive- A visit to a Turkish harem, Illegal Procedures in abortion cases… « Erkan's Field Diary:

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A visit to a Turkish harem: from the Guardian archive, 18 January 1843

from World news: Turkey | guardian.co.uk


1967 | Coffehouses and their gadgets…

from Mavi Boncuk by M.A.M


Pro-choice Association Reveals Illegal Procedures in Turkey

from Bianet :: English


Non-Muslims want equal funeral rights in Turkey

from Hurriyet Daily News


John Steinbeck attracts the wrath of parents in Turkey

from World news: Turkey | guardian.co.uk by Kaya Genç


Turkey’s middle-class women mix fashion with Islamic piety

from World news: Turkey | guardian.co.uk by Constanze Letsch


Turkey’s soap operas touch Egypt’s heart

by Acturca


Turkey: Television Drama Generates Official Angst

from EurasiaNet.org – Turkey by k_kumkova
Copyright show:
No


Patriarchal Democracy

from Kamil Pasha by Jenny White


Shame on professors: Turkish PM

from Hurriyet Daily News


Turkey’s middle-class women mix fashion with Islamic piety

from Yahoo news



















Turkish coffee house piece at the Guardian and social fabric roundup…. « Erkan's Field Diary

Turkish coffee house piece at the Guardian and social fabric roundup…. « Erkan's Field Diary:

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A traditional Turkish coffee is served at a coffee house in Istanbul. Photograph: Fatih Saribas/Reuters
Turkish coffee house talk could teach the world a thing or two | Kaya Genç

by Kaya Genç
As Turkey’s coffee culture arrives in London, it provides an opportunity for proper discussion about culture and politics

Birth Rate in Very Young Women Declines

from Kamil Pasha by Jenny White
There has been a dramatic decline over the past decade in very young women giving birth. (click here)
About the Difficulty of being a Child in Turkey

from Bianet :: English
The first report on the situation of children that compares all 30 member states of the OECD revealed that Turkey ranks in the bottom row regarding health, environment, education and the financial situation of children in Turkey.
People leave Van after earthquakes

by Fréderike Geerdink
DIYARBAKIR – Thousands of people are leaving the city of Van in the southeast of Turkey, after it was hit by two earthquakes in less than three weeks. According to Turkish media, the migrants say that the city is no longer livable: there is not enough electricity, and life in tents is increasingly difficult now [...]
893 Turks die in major drug companies’ experiments

by HDN
Drug experimentations conducted by pharmaceutical giants have killed 893 Turks, the Independent reported.
How Turkey’s Erdogan Became One of the World’s Most Influential Leaders

from Yahoo news
How Turkey’s Prime Minister — a moderate Islamist and steadfast advocate of secular democracy — became one of the world’s most influential leaders
Turks look to mobile technology to change bazaar cash customs

by Zoe Wood
In Istanbul’s grand bazaar you can smell the money changing hands as tourists go into battle over carpets and fake designer handbags.
Many hunters hunted in the Feast of Sacrifice in Turkey

from Hurriyet Dailynews by ISTANBUL – Anatolia News Agency
Some 470 people who were injured while slaying animals for the Muslim holy Feast of Sacrifice have been treated by emergency services in hospitals across Istanbul.
L’animatrice Müge Anli « interdite de séjour » à Van, mais pas sur la chaîne ATV
from YOL (routes de Turquie et d’ailleurs) by anne

Müge Anli, animatrice du programme “Kayip” (sorte de perdus de vue) n’est pas la seule pétasse à avoir fait étalage de son racisme crasse sur les chaînes de TV turques, le lendemain du séisme de Van.
Turkey’s west-east gap

by KLAUS JURGENS
As much as objective commentators are right to applaud Turkey’s rapid modernization process — think new roads, hospitals, schools, alignment with EU legislation, an emerging civil society, economic strength, regional political influence, its anticipated and soon to be drafted civilian constitution and so many other issues —
Turkish Students in US

from Mavi Boncuk by M.A.M
Mavi Boncuk |

2010/2011 Academic Year Ranking
1. China
2. India
3. South Korea
4. Canada
5. Taiwan
6. Saudi Arabia
7. Japan
8. Vietnam
9. Mexico
10.Turkey
Keskek gets UNESCO Nod

by M.A.M
A UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization) intergovernmental board met for one week in Bali, Indonesia to discuss “living” cultural practices, examining oral traditions, art forms and generational rituals.
Mavi Boncuk |

Keskek (Turkey): Ceremonial meat or chicken cooked in wheat or barley stew. Found in Iranian as well as Turkish cuisine, it is a common meal consumed during religious festivals, weddings and funerals.


Related posts:
The Guardian claims PM Erdoğan threatens theatres after an actor ‘humiliates’ daughter… And a social fabric roundup…
Turkish social fabric roundup. AKP’s most ambitious social engineering project starts with the new education system while “bedroom watch” continues…
Spiegel: Erdoğan, the misogynist and a social fabric roundup…
Social fabric roundup: Turkey ranks 47th in mothers report, Turkish middle class ‘loves malls’, and more..
Turkish youth are supposedly suffering from knowledge deficit… A Social fabric roundup…
Ayşe Kadıoğlu on Turkish taboos…and a social fabric roundup…
“Men Killed 24 Women in June” in Turkey. A social fabric roundup…

Turkish social fabric roundup. AKP’s most ambitious social engineering project starts with the new education system while “bedroom watch” continues… « Erkan's Field Diary

Turkish social fabric roundup. AKP’s most ambitious social engineering project starts with the new education system while “bedroom watch” continues… « Erkan's Field Diary: "Leman, Penguen or Uykusuz: Turkey’s comic books vs. Erdogan

from cafebabel.com by Marie Jackson
Utter the names of these satirical comic magazines in the presence of any Turk, and their eyes will light up with recognition. Yet these publications are a serious thorn in the side of the government. Despite tough conditions and government repression, the reviews tirelessly put pencil to paper in the name of social critique"

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Turkish social fabric roundup. AKP’s most ambitious social engineering project starts with the new education system while “bedroom watch” continues… « Erkan's Field Diary

Turkish social fabric roundup. AKP’s most ambitious social engineering project starts with the new education system while “bedroom watch” continues… « Erkan's Field Diary: "Leman, Penguen or Uykusuz: Turkey’s comic books vs. Erdogan

from cafebabel.com by Marie Jackson
Utter the names of these satirical comic magazines in the presence of any Turk, and their eyes will light up with recognition. Yet these publications are a serious thorn in the side of the government. Despite tough conditions and government repression, the reviews tirelessly put pencil to paper in the name of social critique"

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Social fabric roundup: Turkey ranks 47th in mothers report, Turkish middle class ‘loves malls’, and more.. « Erkan's Field Diary


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nuclear power stations, turkey style (!)
RedHack hacks Turkish family ministry website on Mother’s Day
from Hurriyet Daily News
The socialist RedHack group today took down the Turkish Ministry of Family and Social Policy’s website, to mark Mother’s Day and draw attention to violence against women in Turkey and armed conflicts around the world.

Turkish middle class ‘loves malls’
from Hurriyet Daily News
Most members of Turkey’s middle class adhere to conservative religious values..
Pious Turks Push for Labor Justice
by By SUSANNE GÜSTEN
Young Muslims have been congregating to critique the reign of the mildly Islamist government of Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan as “capitalism with ablutions.”
Symposium on creationism stirs debate in academia
from Hurriyet Daily News
An anti-evolutionist symposium plan organized by a university student group in Istanbul…

Marûnis (Hakkari) : Retour au village détruit parce que « sa terre est l’honneur de l’homme »
from YOL (routes de Turquie et d’ailleurs) by anne

A Kurdish Majority In Turkey Within One Generation?
from Yahoo news
Since the 1990s, Turkey’s fertility rate has steadily declined, due to, among other factors, rising household incomes, expanded access to higher education for women and increased birth control practices.
AKP government scales down national day festivities
from Hurriyet Daily News
The celebration of national holidays will no longer include military parades and lavish shows at stadiums
Out With The Old National Rituals
from Kamil Pasha by Jenny White
A major change: the end of the iconic Kemalist national displays and rituals that included stadiums of costumed and choreographed youth (sometimes wearing Ataturk masks), ten-story banners of Ataturk, military displays, and in some regional centers, “reenactments” of victories over “foreign forces” like Armenians that in one case featured young Turkish boys dressed as soldiers, splashed with fake blood and playing dead, their “bodies” partly wrapped in Turkish flags.
Plastic surgery gets share from Turkish TV series
from Hurriyet Daily News
Turkish TV series, which have become very popular in Arab countries as well as many other parts of the world in recent years, are also noted for make a contribution to Turkey’s health tourism.
Orhan Pamuk’s museum diversifies Turkish art scene – SES TürkiyeA new museum dedicated to the love affair in Nobel laureate Orhan Pamuk’s novel The Museum of Innocence, expands the traditional boundaries of the literary

“Men Killed 24 Women in June” in Turkey. A social fabric roundup… « Erkan's Field Diary

“Men Killed 24 Women in June” in Turkey. A social fabric roundup… « Erkan's Field Diary: "According to data compiled by bianet, 24 women were killed by men in June this year. 13 women were raped, 20 women harassed and eleven women were injured. Most registered cases of violence took place in Istanbul.

Murder Photo Sparks Anger as Turkey Talks Domestic Violence – Businessweek"

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EFD Rights Watch and a social fabric roundup… “259 Women Killed in Turkey in 2011 « Erkan's Field Diary

EFD Rights Watch and a social fabric roundup… “259 Women Killed in Turkey in 2011 « Erkan's Field Diary: "ccording to data collected by bianet, 14 women in Turkey were killed by men in December 2011. 24 women were injured, 15 women raped and 16 harassed. In total, 259 women were killed by male culprits in Turkey in 2011."

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Turkey's Nostalgic Gazoz Culture | Istanbul Eats

Turkey's Nostalgic Gazoz Culture | Istanbul Eats: "In a 2003 TV commercial for Cola Turka, the actor Chevy Chase was seen speaking Turkish and then sporting a moustache, after taking just one sip of the intended challenger of Coke in this country. This sensational ad – which riffed on the old theme of American cultural imperialism through its number-one agent, Coca-Cola – was the first time that Turkish soft drinks caught our attention. Though we didn’t take to the overly sweet Cola Turka, we did start looking beyond, to its local brethren in the market: gazoz, a world of nearly extinct Turkish carbonated drink brands with a fanatical following.

One recent winter morning at Avam Kahvesi, the waiter, Ulaş, pitched wood into a large fireplace in the back. The dance of flames refracted through gazoz bottles that lined the walls, sat on tables, and peaked from crates stacked around the room. There were literally gazoz bottles everywhere in this one-of-a-kind shrine to Turkish soft drinks.

The rest of this feature can be found on CulinaryBackstreets.com, here."

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ARCHAEOLOGY - Turkish minister criticizes archaeology excavations

ARCHAEOLOGY - Turkish minister criticizes archaeology excavations: "Some of the archaeologists currently working at excavation sites around Turkey are not taking their job seriously enough, Tourism and Culture Minister Ömer Çelik has said, according to daily Hürriyet.

Çelik made the comments in an interview with Der Spiegel Magazine at the Berlin International Tourism Bourse, a well-known travel trade fair.

German archeologists have been overseeing excavations at Göbekli Tepe, he said, adding that a total of 11,000 sculptures went missing from the site in 2010. “I am not accusing them of stealing, however, this is evidence that they are not giving sufficient importance to security issues.” "

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Exploring the North East Region of Turkey


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Posted on March 5, 2013 by Natalie Sayin in Turkey



A typical stereotype picture exists when people think about travel in Turkey. Most talk about the ruins of Ephesus, hot air balloons of Cappadocia or holiday resorts on the Aegean and Mediterranean coasts. However, in the Northeast of Turkey, there is a completely different landscape view.
Photographs on the Internet make it seem so surreal and unless you have seen it for yourself, it is difficult to believe this is Turkey. Lush green mountains covered in trees, tall waterfalls and wooden hotels dot the landscape. During winter, heavy snowfall turns the scenery into a white blanket and anyone could be forgiven for comparing it with Switzerland.
This region is culturally strong. People belong to the Laz or Hemsin ethnic groups but some people’s family history can be traced to Georgian or Azerbaijan cultures. No matter what their backgrounds are, traditions are firmly rooted in music, dancing and making food from natural resources. This is where golden honey is made by queen Caucasian bees and Rize city supplies the rest of Turkey with sweet and tasty tea leaves.







LOCAL - Number of Turkish military personnel revealed

LOCAL - Number of Turkish military personnel revealed: "he Turkish General Staff has updated its personnel statistics, which amount to a current total of 678,617, according to the website of the Turkish General Staff.

The data said that 347 generals and admirals were serving at the Turkish army. A total of 313 generals are serving in the Land, Naval and Air Forces, and 33 generals are serving for the Gendarmerie Forces. One admiral is working as part of the Coast Security Command.

There are 33,167 officers and 72,061 non-commissioned officers working for the Land, Naval and Air Forces in total."

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