A Brief Note on Alphabet Reform in Turkey
Posted by Arzu Tascioglu on Jun 2, 2009 in Alphabet, Arts & Culture, Issue No: 4, Philosophy, Special Features, Visual Arts | Comments Off
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...
In the Realm of Letters
Posted by Bikem Ekberzade on Jun 2, 2009 in Alphabet, Arts & Culture, Issue No: 4, Philosophy, Social Sciences, Special Features | Comments Off
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
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