Modern Türkiye'de Siyasi Düşünce Cilt 8-Sol

Political Thought in Modern Turkey aims at an analytical evaluation of the major thought movements in Republican Turkey, based on their political initiatives and effects. In this nine-volume edition, where each volume carries the identity of an independent book, intellectual tendencies, debates/polemics, ideological discourses, the themes focused on, as well as their intellectual sources of inspiration and strong mental patterns that make their impact throughout periods and movements are examined. In addition, portraits of institutions, magazines and thinkers who have an impact on political thought are produced. Some topics/problems are examined in the context of different movements and from different aspects. Mainstreams, along with the ideologies that left their mark on the period, without ignoring the pursuits and wanderings that are considered "marginal"...
The roots of leftist thought in Turkey are based on the Young Ottomans - Young Turks - Union and Progress line, which is the main vein of political opposition movements. However, when compared to other political thought movements that have been influential in Turkey, the one that has the most intense relationship with international and universal sources of thought is the left. In the Left volume of the Political Thought in Modern Turkey series, the adventure of left thought in the Ottoman-Turkish history is discussed without neglecting the relationship of left/socialist thought with international agendas and debates. The interaction of left thought with other political thought movements, the limits of its influence and influence on them are examined. The paths of left ideology in Turkey, on the spectrum from social democracy to communism, are followed in interaction with their activism. Within this wide spectrum, critical portraits are drawn of the movements, magazines and individuals that contributed to the formation of left ideology.


Thin Cover:

Number of Pages: 1328

Year of Printing: 2007


Hardcover:

Number of Pages: 1328

Year of Printing: 2008


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Iletisim Publishing

Editor: Murat Gültekingil

Number of Pages: 1328

First Print Year: 2007

Language Turkish