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Beirut, Lebanon
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KECK Center for International and Strategic Studies
KRAVIS 321
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UC Santa Barbara Global Studies Colloquium Series
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University of California, Santa Cruz, History of Consciousness Department (HISC), Main Campus, Humanities I, 420
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Alev Çınar
Bilkent Universitesi
Bilkent University
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july 2023
19jul19:0020:30Virtual EventDecoloniality SGDecoloniality and Political Economy
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This reading group surveys leading studies in the recent literature on Decoloniality and the Decolonization of Knowledge, which interrogates the hegemony of Eurocentric systems of thought and debates the challenges and potentials for the emergence of non-Western paradigms or knowledge and thought in the academia and beyond. The goal of DecolRG is to explore and discuss the ways in which Islamic political thought and the Islamic intellectual field in Turkey can be understood and evaluated as part of processes of decoloniality that seems to have started in Turkey as a political project as early as the 1950s.
Participants
Event Coordinator & Moderator: Alev Çınar
Discussants:
Talha Köseoğlu
Enes Ateş
Gizem Zencirci
M. Nergiz Altınsoy
İsmail Yazıcı
Fatma Murat Elmacıoğlu
Ayşe Ayten Bakacak
Kadir Can Çelik
Zeynep Önal
Time
(Wednesday) 19:00 - 20:30 Event starts at 19:00 P.M. TR, 11:00 A.M. US-ET
Organizer
Alev ÇınarProject Coordinator
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june 2023
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This reading group surveys leading studies in the recent literature on Decoloniality and the Decolonization of Knowledge, which interrogates the hegemony of Eurocentric systems of thought and debates the challenges and potentials for the emergence of non-Western paradigms or knowledge and thought in the academia and beyond. The goal of DecolRG is to explore and discuss the ways in which Islamic political thought and the Islamic intellectual field in Turkey can be understood and evaluated as part of processes of decoloniality that seems to have started in Turkey as a political project as early as the 1950s.
Participants
Event Coordinator & Moderator: Alev Çınar
Discussants:
Talha Köseoğlu
Enes Ateş
Gizem Zencirci
M. Nergiz Altınsoy
İsmail Yazıcı
Fatma Murat Elmacıoğlu
Ayşe Ayten Bakacak
Kadir Can Çelik
Zeynep Önal
Time
(Wednesday) 19:00 - 21:30 Event starts at 19:00 P.M. TR, 12:00 A.M. US-ET
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Alev ÇınarProject Coordinator
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14jun19:0021:30Virtual EventDecoloniality SGDecoloniality and Gender in Turkey
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This reading group surveys leading studies in the recent literature on Decoloniality and the Decolonization of Knowledge, which interrogates the hegemony of Eurocentric systems of thought and debates the challenges and potentials for the emergence of non-Western paradigms or knowledge and thought in the academia and beyond. The goal of DecolRG is to explore and discuss the ways in which Islamic political thought and the Islamic intellectual field in Turkey can be understood and evaluated as part of processes of decoloniality that seems to have started in Turkey as a political project as early as the 1950s.
Participants
Event Coordinator & Moderator: Alev Çınar
Discussants:
Talha Köseoğlu
Enes Ateş
Gizem Zencirci
M. Nergiz Altınsoy
İsmail Yazıcı
Fatma Murat Elmacıoğlu
Ayşe Ayten Bakacak
Kadir Can Çelik
Emina H. Abuannab
Zeynep Önal
Caner Hazar
Time
(Wednesday) 19:00 - 21:30 Event starts at 19:00 P.M. TR, 12:00 A.M. US-ET
Organizer
Alev ÇınarProject Coordinator
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07jun19:0021:30Virtual EventDecoloniality SGPost-Coloniality & Decoloniality in Turkey
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This reading group surveys leading studies in the recent literature on Decoloniality and the Decolonization of Knowledge, which interrogates the hegemony of Eurocentric systems of thought and debates the challenges and potentials for the emergence of non-Western paradigms or knowledge and thought in the academia and beyond. The goal of DecolRG is to explore and discuss the ways in which Islamic political thought and the Islamic intellectual field in Turkey can be understood and evaluated as part of processes of decoloniality that seems to have started in Turkey as a political project as early as the 1950s.
Participants
Event Coordinator & Moderator: Alev Çınar
Discussants:
Talha Köseoğlu
Enes Ateş
Gizem Zencirci
M. Nergiz Altınsoy
İsmail Yazıcı
Fatma Murat Elmacıoğlu
Ayşe Ayten Bakacak
Kadir Can Çelik
Emina H. Abuannab
Ferzan İdeli
Oğuzhan Kaya
Zeynep Önal
Ayşe Durakoğlu
Esra Çaylak
Time
(Wednesday) 19:00 - 21:30 Event starts at 19:00 P.M. TR, 12:00 A.M. US-ET
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Alev ÇınarProject Coordinator
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02jun19:0021:30Virtual EventDecoloniality SGNon-Western Epistemies and Knowledges
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This reading group surveys leading studies in the recent literature on Decoloniality and the Decolonization of Knowledge, which interrogates the hegemony of Eurocentric systems of thought and debates the challenges and potentials for the emergence of non-Western paradigms or knowledge and thought in the academia and beyond. The goal of DecolRG is to explore and discuss the ways in which Islamic political thought and the Islamic intellectual field in Turkey can be understood and evaluated as part of processes of decoloniality that seems to have started in Turkey as a political project as early as the 1950s.
Participants
Event Coordinator & Moderator: Alev Çınar
Discussants:
Talha Köseoğlu
Enes Ateş
Gizem Zencirci
M. Nergiz Altınsoy
İsmail Yazıcı
Fatma Murat Elmacıoğlu
Ayşe Ayten Bakacak
Kadir Can Çelik
Emina H. Abuannab
Ferzan İdeli
Oğuzhan Kaya
Zeynep Önal
Ayşe Durakoğlu
Esra Çaylak
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(Friday) 19:00 - 21:30 Event starts at 20:00 P.M. TR, 10:00 A.M. PST
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Alev ÇınarProject Coordinator
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may 2023
24may19:0021:30Virtual EventDecoloniality SGReadings on Decoloniality and Postcoloniality
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This reading group surveys leading studies in the recent literature on Decoloniality and the Decolonization of Knowledge, which interrogates the hegemony of Eurocentric systems of thought and debates the challenges and potentials for the emergence of non-Western paradigms or knowledge and thought in the academia and beyond. The goal of DecolRG is to explore and discuss the ways in which Islamic political thought and the Islamic intellectual field in Turkey can be understood and evaluated as part of processes of decoloniality that seems to have started in Turkey as a political project as early as the 1950s.
Participants
Event Coordinator & Moderator: Alev Çınar
Discussants:
Talha Köseoğlu
Enes Ateş
Gizem Zencirci
M. Nergiz Altınsoy
İsmail Yazıcı
Fatma Murat Elmacıoğlu
Ayşe Ayten Bakacak
Kadir Can Çelik
Emina H. Abuannab
Ferzan İdeli
Oğuzhan Kaya
Zeynep Önal
Ayşe Durakoğlu
Esra Çaylak
Time
(Wednesday) 19:00 - 21:30 Event starts at 20:00 P.M. TR, 10:00 A.M. PST
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Alev ÇınarProject Coordinator
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03may19:0021:30Virtual EventDecoloniality SGReadings on Critiques and Debates of Decoloniality
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This reading group surveys leading studies in the recent literature on Decoloniality and the Decolonization of Knowledge, which interrogates the hegemony of Eurocentric systems of thought and debates the challenges and potentials for the emergence of non-Western paradigms or knowledge and thought in the academia and beyond. The goal of DecolRG is to explore and discuss the ways in which Islamic political thought and the Islamic intellectual field in Turkey can be understood and evaluated as part of processes of decoloniality that seems to have started in Turkey as a political project as early as the 1950s.
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Event Coordinator & Moderator: Alev Çınar
Discussants:
Talha Köseoğlu
Enes Ateş
Gizem Zencirci
M. Nergiz Altınsoy
İsmail Yazıcı
Fatma Murat Elmacıoğlu
Ayşe Ayten Bakacak
Kadir Can Çelik
Emina H. Abuannab
Ferzan İdeli
Oğuzhan Kaya
Zeynep Önal
Ayşe Durakoğlu
Esra Çaylak
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(Wednesday) 19:00 - 21:30 Event starts at 20:00 P.M. TR, 10:00 A.M. PST
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Alev ÇınarProject Coordinator
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april 2023
12apr20:0021:30Virtual EventDecoloniality SGReadings and Debates on Decoloniality
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This reading group surveys leading studies in the recent literature on Decoloniality and the Decolonization of Knowledge, which interrogates the hegemony of Eurocentric systems of thought and debates the challenges and potentials for the emergence of non-Western paradigms or knowledge and thought in the academia and beyond. The goal of DecolRG is to explore and discuss the ways in which Islamic political thought and the Islamic intellectual field in Turkey can be understood and evaluated as part of processes of decoloniality that seems to have started in Turkey as a political project as early as the 1950s.
Participants
Event Coordinator & Moderator: Alev Çınar
Discussants:
Talha Köseoğlu
Enes Ateş
Gizem Zencirci
M. Nergiz Altınsoy
İsmail Yazıcı
Fatma Murat Elmacıoğlu
Ayşe Ayten Bakacak
Kadir Can Çelik
Emina H. Abuannab
Ferzan İdeli
Oğuzhan Kaya
Zeynep Önal
Ayşe Durakoğlu
Esra Çaylak
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(Wednesday) 20:00 - 21:30 Event starts at 20:00 P.M. TR, 10:00 A.M. PST
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Alev ÇınarProject Coordinator
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july 2022
06jul19:0020:30Virtual EventPostcolonial SGReadings on Decolonialism
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One of the central and controversial issues that is common to all the different schools of thought in the Islamic intellectual field is the relationship between Islam and the West. These debates often address issues related to colonialism, imperialism, modernity, Orientalism and Occidentalism, which are topics that have been developed and addressed by Postcolonial Studies literature. This reading group has been initiated to provide a crash-course on Postcolonial Theory and Criticism to constitute a common conceptual framework in the analysis of different schools of thought in the intellectual field. One of the goals of the group is to explore Decolonial Theory and concepts such as “dewesternization” and “epistemological decolonization” with the expectation that this approach will be productive in the analysis of the Islamic intellectual field as a non-European site of political theorizing.
Participants
Event Coordinator & Moderator: Alev Çınar
Discussants:
Talha Köseoğlu
Enes Ateş
Gizem Zencirci
Seda Baykal
M. Nergiz Altınsoy
İsmail Yazıcı
Fatma Murat Elmacıoğlu
Ayşe Ayten Bakacak
Kadir Can Çelik
Time
(Wednesday) 19:00 - 20:30 Event starts at 07:00 P.M. TR, 09:00 A.M. PST
Organizer
Alev ÇınarProject Coordinator
june 2022
20jun19:0020:30Virtual EventPostcolonial SGReadings on Critical Perspectives
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One of the central and controversial issues that is common to all the different schools of thought in the Islamic intellectual field is the relationship between Islam and the West. These debates often address issues related to colonialism, imperialism, modernity, Orientalism and Occidentalism, which are topics that have been developed and addressed by Postcolonial Studies literature. This reading group has been initiated to provide a crash-course on Postcolonial Theory and Criticism to constitute a common conceptual framework in the analysis of different schools of thought in the intellectual field. One of the goals of the group is to explore Decolonial Theory and concepts such as “dewesternization” and “epistemological decolonization” with the expectation that this approach will be productive in the analysis of the Islamic intellectual field as a non-European site of political theorizing.
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Event Coordinator & Moderator: Alev Çınar
Discussants:
Talha Köseoğlu
Enes Ateş
Gizem Zencirci
Seda Baykal
M. Nergiz Altınsoy
İsmail Yazıcı
Fatma Murat Elmacıoğlu
Ayşe Ayten Bakacak
Kadir Can Çelik
Participants:
Onur Kalkan
Süleyman Gökçe
Damla Traş
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(Monday) 19:00 - 20:30 Event starts at 07:00 P.M. TR, 09:00 A.M. PST
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Alev ÇınarProject Coordinator
06jun19:0020:30Virtual EventPostcolonial SGReadings on Subaltern Studies
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One of the central and controversial issues that is common to all the different schools of thought in the Islamic intellectual field is the relationship between Islam and the West. These debates often address issues related to colonialism, imperialism, modernity, Orientalism and Occidentalism, which are topics that have been developed and addressed by Postcolonial Studies literature. This reading group has been initiated to provide a crash-course on Postcolonial Theory and Criticism to constitute a common conceptual framework in the analysis of different schools of thought in the intellectual field. One of the goals of the group is to explore Decolonial Theory and concepts such as “dewesternization” and “epistemological decolonization” with the expectation that this approach will be productive in the analysis of the Islamic intellectual field as a non-European site of political theorizing.
Participants
Event Coordinator & Moderator: Alev Çınar
Discussants:
Talha Köseoğlu
Enes Ateş
Gizem Zencirci
Seda Baykal
M. Nergiz Altınsoy
İsmail Yazıcı
Fatma Murat Elmacıoğlu
Ayşe Ayten Bakacak
Kadir Can Çelik
Participants:
Batıkan Bulut
Süleyman Gökçe
Onur Kalkan
Beyza Karataş
Time
(Monday) 19:00 - 20:30 Event starts at 07:00 P.M. TR, 09:00 A.M. PST
Organizer
Alev ÇınarProject Coordinator
may 2022
30may19:0020:30Virtual EventPostcolonial SGReadings on Postcolonial Theory and Criticism
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One of the central and controversial issues that is common to all the different schools of thought in the Islamic intellectual field is the relationship between Islam and the West. These debates often address issues related to colonialism, imperialism, modernity, Orientalism and Occidentalism, which are topics that have been developed and addressed by Postcolonial Studies literature. This reading group has been initiated to provide a crash-course on Postcolonial Theory and Criticism to constitute a common conceptual framework in the analysis of different schools of thought in the intellectual field. One of the goals of the group is to explore Decolonial Theory and concepts such as “dewesternization” and “epistemological decolonization” with the expectation that this approach will be productive in the analysis of the Islamic intellectual field as a non-European site of political theorizing.
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Event Coordinator & Moderator: Alev Çınar
Discussants:
Talha Köseoğlu
Enes Ateş
Gizem Zencirci
Seda Baykal
M. Nergiz Altınsoy
İsmail Yazıcı
Fatma Murat Elmacıoğlu
Ayşe Ayten Bakacak
Kadir Can Çelik
Participants:
Burcu Sezer
Beyza Çubukçu
Süleyman Gökçe
Time
(Monday) 19:00 - 20:30 Event starts at 07:00 P.M. TR, 09:00 A.M. PST
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Alev ÇınarProject Coordinator
16may19:0020:30Virtual EventPostcolonial SGReadings on Orientalism
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One of the central and controversial issues that is common to all the different schools of thought in the Islamic intellectual field is the relationship between Islam and the West. These debates often address issues related to colonialism, imperialism, modernity, Orientalism and Occidentalism, which are topics that have been developed and addressed by Postcolonial Studies literature. This reading group has been initiated to provide a crash-course on Postcolonial Theory and Criticism to constitute a common conceptual framework in the analysis of different schools of thought in the intellectual field. One of the goals of the group is to explore Decolonial Theory and concepts such as “dewesternization” and “epistemological decolonization” with the expectation that this approach will be productive in the analysis of the Islamic intellectual field as a non-European site of political theorizing.
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Event Coordinator & Moderator: Alev Çınar
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Talha Köseoğlu
Enes Ateş
Gizem Zencirci
Seda Baykal
M. Nergiz Altınsoy
İsmail Yazıcı
Fatma Murat Elmacıoğlu
Ayşe Ayten Bakacak
Kadir Can Çelik
Participants:
Burcu Sezer
Didem İşçi
Time
(Monday) 19:00 - 20:30 Event starts at 07:00 P.M. TR, 09:00 A.M. PST
Organizer
Alev ÇınarProject Coordinator
09may19:0020:30Virtual EventPostcolonial SGReadings on Colonialism
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One of the central and controversial issues that is common to all the different schools of thought in the Islamic intellectual field is the relationship between Islam and the West. These debates often address issues related to colonialism, imperialism, modernity, Orientalism and Occidentalism, which are topics that have been developed and addressed by Postcolonial Studies literature. This reading group has been initiated to provide a crash-course on Postcolonial Theory and Criticism to constitute a common conceptual framework in the analysis of different schools of thought in the intellectual field. One of the goals of the group is to explore Decolonial Theory and concepts such as “dewesternization” and “epistemological decolonization” with the expectation that this approach will be productive in the analysis of the Islamic intellectual field as a non-European site of political theorizing.
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Event Coordinator & Moderator: Alev Çınar
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Talha Köseoğlu
Enes Ateş
Gizem Zencirci
Seda Baykal
M. Nergiz Altınsoy
İsmail Yazıcı
Fatma Murat Elmacıoğlu
Ayşe Ayten Bakacak
Kadir Can Çelik
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(Monday) 19:00 - 20:30 Event starts at 07:00 P.M. TR, 09:00 A.M. PST
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Alev ÇınarProject Coordinator
april 2022
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The Civilization Study Group brings together and examines different aspects of the ongoing debate on the concept of civilization in the Islamic intellectual field in Turkey. We seek to explore both the genealogy of the concept of “Islamic Civilization” as it developed since the 1960s, and the emergence and evolution of the notion of civilizationism as a political ideology since the 1990s. The goal is to develop and present different aspects of this debate at the MESA 2022 conference, and later in a workshop toward the publication of a volume of collected essays.
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Event Coordinator: Seda Baykal
Moderator: Alev Çınar
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Enes Ateş
Gizem Zencirci
Fatma Murat Elmacıoğlu
M. Nergiz Altınsoy
İsmail Yazıcı
Talha Köseoğlu
Ayşe Ayten Bakacak
Kadir Can Çelik
Participants:
Onur Kalkan
Miraç Kulaklı
Ferzan İdeli
Time
(Wednesday) 21:00 - 22:30 Event starts at 08:00 P.M. TR, 09:00 A.M. PST
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Alev ÇınarProject Coordinator
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march 2022
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The Civilization Study Group brings together and examines different aspects of the ongoing debate on the concept of civilization in the Islamic intellectual field in Turkey. We seek to explore both the genealogy of the concept of “Islamic Civilization” as it developed since the 1960s, and the emergence and evolution of the notion of civilizationism as a political ideology since the 1990s. The goal is to develop and present different aspects of this debate at the MESA 2022 conference, and later in a workshop toward the publication of a volume of collected essays.
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Event Coordinator: Fatma Murat Elmacıoğlu
Moderator: Alev Çınar
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Enes Ateş
Gizem Zencirci
Seda Baykal
M. Nergiz Altınsoy
İsmail Yazıcı
Talha Köseoğlu
Ayşe Ayten Bakacak
Kadir Can Çelik
Participants:
Seydi Şeker
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(Monday) 20:00 - 21:30 Event starts at 08:00 P.M. TR, 09:00 A.M. PST
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Alev ÇınarProject Coordinator
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The Civilization Study Group brings together and examines different aspects of the ongoing debate on the concept of civilization in the Islamic intellectual field in Turkey. We seek to explore both the genealogy of the concept of “Islamic Civilization” as it developed since the 1960s, and the emergence and evolution of the notion of civilizationism as a political ideology since the 1990s. The goal is to develop and present different aspects of this debate at the MESA 2022 conference, and later in a workshop toward the publication of a volume of collected essays.
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Event Coordinator: İsmail Yazıcı
Moderator: Alev Çınar
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Enes Ateş
Gizem Zencirci
Seda Baykal
Talha Köseoğlu
Fatma Murat Elmacıoğlu
Ayşe Ayten Bakacak
Kadir Can Çelik
Participants:
Kadir Yavuz Emiroğlu
Buket Çatalkaya
Miraç Kulaklı
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(Wednesday) 20:00 - 21:30 Event starts at 08:00 P.M. TR, 09:00 A.M. PST
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Alev ÇınarProject Coordinator
february 2022
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The Civilization Study Group brings together and examines different aspects of the ongoing debate on the concept of civilization in the Islamic intellectual field in Turkey. We seek to explore both the genealogy of the concept of “Islamic Civilization” as it developed since the 1960s, and the emergence and evolution of the notion of civilizationism as a political ideology since the 1990s. The goal is to develop and present different aspects of this debate at the MESA 2022 conference, and later in a workshop toward the publication of a volume of collected essays.
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İslam Medeniyeti (Journal of Islamic Civilization, JIC) is an Islam-based Turkish periodical published by the association of Higher Islamic Institutes’ students and alumni between 1967 and 1982. It
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İslam Medeniyeti (Journal of Islamic Civilization, JIC) is an Islam-based Turkish periodical published by the association of Higher Islamic Institutes’ students and alumni between 1967 and 1982. It was initially intended to be a popular Islamic monthly comprising short (2-7 pages) articles along with poems and topical news on every issue. Authors who regularly contributed to the journal were mostly students, alumni, or professors of Higher Islamic Institutes founded in the 1960s and the 1970s in different parts of Turkey. Along with its regular contributors, the JIC published articles and poems of significant figures of the Islamic intellectual movement in Turkey such as Necip Fazıl Kısakürek, Nurettin Topçu, Ali Ulvi Kurucu, Said Çekmegil, Mahir İz, Osman Turan, Mehmet Aydın and Ali Bulaç. Besides, translated articles from non-Turkish Muslim intellectuals as well as non-Muslim European intellectuals appeared on almost every issue of the journal. The content of the journal informed not only religious policies but also social ones as these people swarmed the Diyanet (Directorate of Religious Affairs), civil bureaucracy and actively participated in the Islamic political movement. The JIC could be seen as the platform within which the ruling Justice and Development Party’s current policies were first articulated, especially concerning the revival of Islamic civilization through education reforms and transfer of funds to civil initiatives, associations, and endowments. Given that it was affiliated with a religious educational institution, it is not surprising that Islamic education and the status of Islamic sciences were among the most recurrent issues in the journal. In addition, its articles point out important and interesting observations concerning Orientalism as an academic discipline, the East-West dichotomy, and Muslims’ position within these debates. The concept of “Islamic civilization”, which became the exact title of the journal, acquired its significance in these debates where the authors respond to Orientalist works and ideas as well as Western-oriented secular modernization.
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Event Coordinator: Talha Köseoğlu
Moderator: Alev Çınar
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Enes Ateş
Gizem Zencirci
Seda Baykal
M. Nergiz Altınsoy
İsmail Yazıcı
Fatma Murat Elmacıoğlu
Ayşe Ayten Bakacak
Kadir Can Çelik
Participants:
Elif Asude Kaplan
Kadir Yavuz Emiroğlu
Seydi Şeker
Beyza Çubukçu
Zeynep Önal
Ferzan İdeli
Time
(Wednesday) 20:00 - 21:30 Event starts at 08:00 P.M. TR, 09:00 A.M. PST
Organizer
Alev ÇınarProject Coordinator
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The Civilization Study Group brings together and examines different aspects of the ongoing debate on the concept of civilization in the Islamic intellectual field in Turkey. We seek to explore both the genealogy of the concept of “Islamic Civilization” as it developed since the 1960s, and the emergence and evolution of the notion of civilizationism as a political ideology since the 1990s. The goal is to develop and present different aspects of this debate at the MESA 2022 conference, and later in a workshop toward the publication of a volume of collected essays.
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In this first meeting of the study group, Sezai Karakoç’s select writings on the concept of civilization will be examined and discussed. The readings were selected by Enes
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In this first meeting of the study group, Sezai Karakoç’s select writings on the concept of civilization will be examined and discussed. The readings were selected by Enes Ateş, as part of his work titled, “The Idea of Civilization and The Resurrection Thesis.”
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Event Coordinator: Enes Ateş
Moderator: Alev Çınar
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Gizem Zencirci
Talha Köseoğlu
Seda Baykal
M. Nergiz Altınsoy
İsmail Yazıcı
Fatma Murat Elmacıoğlu
Ayşe Ayten Bakacak
Kadir Can Çelik
Participants:
Elif Asude Kaplan
Kadir Yavuz Emiroğlu
Seydi Şeker
Beyza Çubukçu
Zeynep Önal
Ferzan İdeli
Time
(Monday) 20:00 - 21:30 Event starts at 08:00 P.M. TR, 09:00 A.M. PST
Organizer
Alev ÇınarProject Coordinator