An anthropological account of how Turkey, a predominantly Muslim state, has come to embrace republicanism in a way that, as in the United States, it has suffused private domestic life.
An anthropological account of how Turkey, a predominantly Muslim state, has come to embrace republicanism in a way that, as in the United States, it has suffused private domestic life.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Acknowledgments ix Introduction 1 1. The Elderly Children of the Republic: The Public History in the Private Story 29 2. Wedded to the Republic: Displaying Transformations in Private Lives 65 3. Miniaturizing Ataturk: The Commodification of State Iconography 93 4. Hand in Hand with the Republic: Civilian Celebration of the Turkish State 125 5. Public Memory as Political Battleground: Kemalist and Islamist Versions of the Early Republic 151 Conclusion 178 Notes 183 References 199 Index 217
Acknowledgments ix Introduction 1 1. The Elderly Children of the Republic: The Public History in the Private Story 29 2. Wedded to the Republic: Displaying Transformations in Private Lives 65 3. Miniaturizing Ataturk: The Commodification of State Iconography 93 4. Hand in Hand with the Republic: Civilian Celebration of the Turkish State 125 5. Public Memory as Political Battleground: Kemalist and Islamist Versions of the Early Republic 151 Conclusion 178 Notes 183 References 199 Index 217
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