The Socrates of Our Age, Ismail Besikci

There have been many articles written about İsmail Beşikci, who has a unique place in the history of science and thought.
articles and some books; recently, the book he wrote called “My Memories” was published.
However, no direct, comprehensive biography of Beşikci has been written to date. This book is a great
To some extent, it will fill this gap as well.
With this work, in which İbrahim Gürbüz calls İsmail Beşikci the “Socrates of our time”,
We get to know Beşikci more closely. First of all, the scientists who resisted in history and Beşikci
Gürbüz said, “The philosopher Aristotle, one of the heroes of the scientific world,
Without the work of scientists such as Galileo, Bruno, Kepler, Copernicus, Ptolemy and Servetus
Wouldn’t we still be living in a dark age?” he asks, and compares Beşikci’s stance to Fanon, Sartre
He compares it with the stance of thinkers such as and the Kurdish sage Ehmedê Xanî.
Gürbüz zooms in on Beşikçi's various periods, his modest life and his great struggle in a simple way.
He explains it in a way. For this reason, Gürbüz went to İskilip, where Beşikci was born, to visit his relatives;
He went to Keban, Şemdinli, Beytüşşebap where he discovered the Kurds; to the cities of Kurdistan, Bingöl, Bitlis, Van,
He went to Diyarbekir and Hakkari. The story of all this is in the book.
To know Beşikçi's ideas, sociology, literature and contributions to Kurdology is to get to know a unique person.
This book should be read carefully. This book fills an important gap and provides information about İsmail Beşikci.
Another important work is added to the collection…