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Tag Archives: nationalism
Islam and Nationalism
History and culture have always contributed to our understanding of the ever-changing roles religion has had over time. The distance between religion and our daily actions has been shrinking over time with its increased involvement in our daily political and … Continue reading
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Tagged Islam, modernity, nationalism, Ottoman Empire, Religion
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Islam and Modern Turkey
In his discussion of the impacts of modernity on religion, John Wilson aptly states that the changes observed in religions’ response to modernity “by no means run in one direction only”[1]. This is certainly the case for manifestations of Islam … Continue reading
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Tagged modernity, nationalism, Politics, secularism, Turkey, Turkish secularism
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Lived Subjectivity and Veiling in Turkey
The veil is the most visible symbol of Islam and as such has been subject to much debate. In the following post, I attempt to move away from the problematic discourse of “veiling controversies”― which suggest a good and a … Continue reading
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Tagged gender, hijab, Islam, nationalism, secularism, Turkey, Turkish secularism, veiling
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