State, Hearth, Lodge

There is almost no analysis and research on the structure and world of thought of the Idealist Movement, which has had an important presence in Turkey's political-social life since the 1960s. In the 1980s, after the Idealist-Left conflict calmed down, the 'Idealist Movement' continued to be a vague concept on both the left and the right. What is the relationship between this movement, which is considered 'fascist' on the left, and its difference from the September 12 regime, which is referred to with the same title? Did the activity of idealist cadres in other right-wing parties, especially ANAP, mean that MHP's mission was carried to them? How should the idealist movement's relationship with mafia-like structures, the dark forces called 'counter-guerrilla', and the state be viewed? The state, Islam, nationalism, social order, etc. What was his view and what changes did he experience? The reformation process of the Idealist Movement in the 1980s provided very rich and lively material to find answers to these questions. Devlet-Ocak-Dergah, which analyzed the Idealist Movement within the upheaval of this depressed period, remains the first work in its field. The book presents preliminary data on the split of the Idealists with the birth of the BBP in the 1990s and the rise of the MHP; It is also an attempt to truly understand not only the Idealist Movement but also knowledge as a whole in order to change society.



Number of Pages: 606

Year of Printing: 2004


Language: Turkish
Publisher: İletişim Publishing

First Print Year: 2004

Language Turkish