Diyanet Vakfı'nca Yayınlanan Alevi-Bektaşi Klasikleri Üzerinden Diyanet ve Alevilik Tartışmaları

HANDBOOK MANUAL IN EDUCATION RESEARCH FOR STUDENTS: A Guide to Practical Approach to Research Problems, 2023

Research in the behavioural science is usually a systematic and comprehensive study of a problem with a view to tackling the problem and making broad and reasonable advance to the frontiers of human knowledge. The major thrust of researches done in social science and behavioural science or humanities as often being referred is to understand, predict, control and change human behaviours (which are not only complex but keep varying and making appearance in different settings) on certain issues and problems. To achieve these goals, certain laid down step-wise procedures must be followed. These are embedded in the research process. This is the reason why such investigations are said to be scientific though not studied the way the natural or physical sciences are done in a controlled environment (laboratory); this will be discussed in the course of this manual.

… Science & Technology, 1974

Reseña del dossier temático de la Revista Española de Antropología Americana, 2023

El número especial de la Revista Española de Antropología Americana (reaa) que reseñamos aquí atañe en su conjunto a un tema que nos interesa profundamente: la naturaleza de los sistemas de escritura. Los diez ensayos que lo conforman están articulados de forma análoga a un libro colectivo, que a su vez es el producto de las reuniones académicas Sign and Symbol, desarrolladas año con año desde 2016 en la Universidad de Varsovia. Es debido a estas circunstancias que consideramos oportuno externar nuestro punto de vista sobre los resultados y posturas teóricas enunciadas en dicho número.

Journal of World Sociopolitical Studies, 2019

This paper takes a broad and novel approach to analysing the Iranian Jewish community of Iran, both as a distinct group and as a constituent part of Iran's wider population sharing its national culture. The goal was to find a new way of addressing the topic, avoiding many ambiguities, and bringing all discourse back to its starting point: Iranian identity. If we identify Persian roots as the focus and the heart of our investigation, and we establish that a cultural study of the Iranian Jews cannot be separated from Iranian identity itself, we not only shift attention to a common denominator that links a variety of topics, but raise new questions, new issues, and new considerations. The aim was to identify an analytical tool through which we could interpret and relate various outlooks on Iranian identity: the analysis led us to consider religion as the source of a common sense of belonging, in contrast to most scholars whose work is predicated on the dichotomy of "secularism vs religion." Instead, the Iranian identity discourse that emerges from this paper finds connections and affinities across the common dividing lines represented by religion, ethnicity, and geography. Reinforcing an Iranian discourse through the Jewish experience can constitute a valid response to the deep crisis of the Iranian national question and the enhancement of national, economic, and religious alliances. This paper employs a qualitative approach to the framework of national identity, based on the idea of its progressive character and related to the concept of identity as socially constructed. The theoretical assumptions expressed throughout this paper have found their empirical explanation in fieldwork that the author conducted in Iran in 2019.