Becoming Turkish

Nationalist Reforms and Cultural Negotiations in Early Republican Turkey 1923-1945

Hale Yilmaz author

Format:Paperback

Publisher:Syracuse University Press

Published:30th Aug '16

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Becoming Turkish cover

Deepens our understanding of the modernist nation-building processes in post–Ottoman Turkey through the perspective of ordinary citizens.

“All those who wish to understand the history of modern Turkey will read the book with pleasure.” —International Journal of Turkish Studies

“By extending the scope of existing studies, by adding nuance and complexity, and above all by shifting the focus of inquiry from state to society, [Y?lmaz] significantly enhances our understanding of this seminal period of radical reform, social engineering, and national identity construction.” —American Historical Review

“This richly researched book makes an important contribution to the social history of early republican Turkey.” —International Journal of Middle East Studies

“An invaluable resource for historians of the Turkish Republic for some time to come.” —Middle East Journal

“Y?lmaz’s intricate narrative not only helps to broaden our understanding of twentieth-century Turkey; it also provides an original and dynamic perspective on the problems of modernity in general.” —Journal of Interdisciplinary History.

ISBN: 9780815634676

Dimensions: unknown

Weight: 482g

352 pages