In Turkey, you can see examples of writing from the past everywhere. However, most people cannot read them because these writings on fountains, mosques and doors are written using a different alphabet than the one used today in Turkey. This old alphabet consists of Arabic letters with some additional...
OTTOMAN ART OF CALLIGRAPHY
(Hüsnühat)
by Ahmet Soysal
Norgunk Publishing, 68 pp., 2004, ISBN: 978-975-8686-18-6
‘And He taught Adam the names of all things.’ (Quran 2:31) The primary, universal and transcendent language which was taught to Adam doesn’t only consist of the voices which have a...
HURUFISM
(Hurûfîlik)
by Ömer Tecimer
Plan B, 226 pp., 2008, ISBN: 978-975-8723-19-5
LA, A SYLLABLE OF ETERNITY
(Lâ: Sonsuzluk Hecesi)
by Nazan Bekiroğlu
Timaş Publications, 384 pp., 2009, 978-975-263-851-8
BALEYBELEN
by Mustafa Koç
Klasik, 747 pp., 2005, 978-975-8740-35-1
From the...
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Cudi Genc on May 27, 2009 in
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Issue No: 4,
Music |
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ULVİ CEMAL ERKİN
by Olcay Kolçak
Kastaş Publishing, 119 pp., 2008, ISBN: 979-975-282-104-9
DEDE EFENDİ
by M. Fatih Salgar
Ötüken Publishing, 279 pp., 2004, ISBN: 978-975-437-174-1
Turkish Music Theory in 21st Century
(21. Yüzyılda Türk Müziği Teorisi)
by Nail Yavuzoğlu
Pan Publishing, 130 pp.,...
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Selva Suman on May 27, 2009 in
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Issue No: 4,
Visual Arts |
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MODERN AND BEYOND 1950-2000 (Modern ve Ötesi 1950-2000)
by Fulya Erdemci, Semra Germaner, Orhan Koçak
Istanbul Bilgi University Press, 499 pp., 2008, ISBN: 978-605-399-039-0
Galer’ists, The Art Environment of the 70’s (Galer’istler, 70’lerin Sanat Ortamı)
by Meldâ Kaptana
Kanat Books, İlhan...
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Burc Idem Dincel on May 27, 2009 in
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Issue No: 4,
Theatre |
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Mythology has been a source of inspiration for many playwrights since the birth of tragedy. The great tragic poets – Aeschylus, Euripides and Sophocles – of the Golden Age of the Athenian Culture, and the two tragic playwrights – Corneille and Racine – of French classicism, who brought the notion...