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Understanding Current Alevism: A Field Research in Ankara, Turkey [PDF]
Espergesia, 2022 Anthropology is a discipline that attempts to understand the human condition epistemologically. Concepts such as ethnicity or identity keep framing these studies. Alevism is one of those which is called ethnoreligious.
Hülya Doğan Elibüyük
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Répression et changement des formes de militantisme : carrières de remobilisation à gauche après 1980 en Turquie [PDF]
European Journal of Turkish Studies, 2013 This article addresses the consequences of repression on activism. In order to do so, it analyses a type of ‘post-repression’ militant career: former leftist activists having become Alevist leaders in post-1980 Turkey.
Élise Massicard
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Alevîlik Bektâşîlik Hakkında Tartışmalı Kavramlar
Kader, 2022 Araştırmada Alevîlik konusunda dikkat çeken tartışmalı kavramları ele almaya çalıştık. Yıllardır çeşitli makale ve çalışmalarda tartışmalı kavramların artış gösterdiği dikkatimizi çekmiştir. Özellikle heterodoksi, ortodoksi, senkretizm vb.
İbrahim Babür Gündoğdu
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Zeitschrift für die Welt der Türken, 2017 One of the most controversial issues in our country in recent years is Alevism. The popularity of it has made it a good opportunity for those who want to be popular.
Mustafa ÖNDER
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Kurdish Alevism: Creating New Ways of Practicing the Religion [PDF]
Working paper series of the HCAS 'Multiple Secularities - Beyond the West, Beyond Modernities, 2019 This paper will examine the transformation dynamics of social change in Kurdish Alevi communities, while mostly focusing on the increasing sociopolitical and religious role of talips.
Gültekin, Ahmet Kerim
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The Saz as a Mode of Understanding Alevism
Voices, 2017 An attempt to give insight into who Alevis are and what Alevism is, only further demonstrates the complexities that arise in doing so. However, this ambiguity is essential to discuss in terms of what this paper seeks to answer and that is: How can we ...
Iris Sibel Muradoglu
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ALEVISM IN THE 1960S: SOCIAL CHANGE AND MOBILISATION [PDF]
, 2010 Premières lignes : "The decades following the Second World War were ones of crucial social change in Turkey. By the end of the 1950s, the social and political landscape of the country was transformed by demographic growth, expansion of education, development of industry, and massive migration to the cities and foreign countries.
Elise Massicard
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TURKISH ALEVISM: RELIGIOUS IDENTIFICATION
Vestnik MGIMO-Universiteta, 2013 Alevis are forming a large religious community in Turkey. According to different estimations they compose 10 up to 20% of the country’s population. Their system of religious belief is called Alevism which is one of the heterodox Muslim sects.
D. V. Zhigulskaya
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Zeitschrift für die Welt der Türken, 2011 The article contains an effort for a sociological assessment of an Alevi identity. Here, first the theological pillars of the Alevi belief and the historical and cultural reality of these pillars, and in detail the identities of Turkish Alevis and their ...
Mehmet Zeki DUMAN
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Quranic Verses Shaping Djem and False Perception of Alevism in the Society [PDF]
International Journal of Islamic Thought, 2022 It is seen that the Alevi-Sunni relations are mostly shaped by the stereotyped perceptions of the two groups about each other. In particular, the fact that Alevism is a closed society due to the pressure they have experienced throughout history has ...
Birol Topuz
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