The Transformation of Public Sphere: An Interdisciplinary Debate about the Recent Development of Publicity in Turkey

Ass.-Prof. Dr. Armagan Öztürk; Dr. Ayhan Bilgin

doi:10.5771/9783845286303

Summary

Der Sammelband zielt auf eine breit gefächerte Diskussion der Entwicklung und des Wandels der Öffentlichkeitsformen in der türkischen Gesellschaft. Der Begriff Öffentlichkeit verweist auf die verschiedenen gesellschaftlichen Interaktionsräume wie die Medien, städtische Räume, politische Parteien und soziale Bewegungen etc. Diese öffentlichen Räume gestalten sich unter Wirkung vielfältiger Machtformen ökonomischer, politischer und kultureller Art. Die Kollektivitäten und Subjektivitäten (re)produzieren sich in diesen Öffentlichkeiten, welche in der modernen kapitalistischen Gesellschaft sich pluralisieren und zu intensiven Kampffeldern verwandeln. Die Diskussionen über die Öffentlichkeit eröffnen auf der anderen Seite neue kritische Perspektiven gegenüber dem liberal-kapitalistischen System und den daraus abgeleiteten Demokratievorstellungen. Vor diesem Hintergrund zielt der Band darauf ab, den Entwicklungsprozess der Öffentlichkeit in politischen, räumlich-sozialen und staatlichen Dimensionen in der Türkei seit den 80er Jahren in den Blick zu nehmen. Die Beiträge gehen von verschiedenen begrifflich-analytischen Ansätzen zur Behandlung und Analyse des Phänomens Öffentlichkeit aus und versuchen mittels Analyse von Entwicklungsformen des Öffentlichen den vielschichtigen Wandel der türkischen Gesellschaft vor Augen zu führen.

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Bibliographic data

Edition: 1/2017
Copyright Year: 2017
ISBN-Print: 978-3-8487-4413-8
ISBN-Online: 978-3-8452-8630-3
Publisher: Nomos, Baden-Baden
Series: Politics, Society and Culture in Turkey | Politik, Gesellschaft und Kultur in der Türkei
Volume: 1
Language: English
Pages: 322
Product Type: Edited Book

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis No access Pages 1 - 12
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  1. Idea of Publicity and Conflicts of Present Democracy No access
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  2. “Rescuing the Publicity” and Conclusion: An Attempt to Rethinking the Turkey’s Democracy Notion No access
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  3. Bibliography No access
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  1. The Conditions of the Political No access
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  2. Lies and Politics No access
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  3. Obedience and Politics No access
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  4. Violence and Politics No access
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  5. The Anti-Political in Turkey No access
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  6. References No access
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  1. The Problem No access
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  2. The Militarisation of Public Space in Turkey No access
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  3. Instead of Conclusion No access
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  4. References No access
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  1. Introduction No access
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  2. State, Security and the Production of Dominant Publicity No access
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  3. Neoliberal Security State No access
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  4. Neoliberal Security State in Turkey No access
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  5. AKP (Justice and Development Party) and the Security State No access
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  6. References No access
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  1. Criticism Towards Kemalism: Theses and Discussions No access
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  2. Post-Kemalism Conditions: Collapse of a Paradigm No access
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  3. Conclusion No access
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  1. Theoretical Introduction: Brief Considerations on Public and Private Sphere No access
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  2. Public Sphere in the Islamist Imagination: A Field of Conquest and Domination No access
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  3. Public Faces of Islamism: Prohibitions, Restrictions and the Will to Cultural Hegemony No access
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  4. Public Manifestations of Islamism: Construction of an Alternative Language Through Symbols No access
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  5. Conclusion: Islamism in the Midst of a Deep Legitimacy Problem No access
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  6. Bibliography No access
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  7. WEB BIBLIOGRAPHY No access
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  8. Visual Materials No access
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  1. A Brief Description of the Muhtar Meetings No access
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  2. The President and His "Nation" No access
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  3. The Elite versus the Nation: Representing the Cultural Essence No access
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  4. Vox Populi or the Muhtars as Proxy for the Nation No access
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  5. Order versus Ordering: Positing the Rift No access
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  6. Conclusion No access
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  1. From Institutional and Discursive Modernization to the Political Modernization No access
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  2. Limits of the Public Sphere No access
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  3. Twentieth Century Turkey: Expansion of the Public Sphere No access
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  4. Right-Wing Populism and the Decline of the Public Sphere No access
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  5. In Defense of the Political No access
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  1. Public Sphere as a Modern-Secular Instruction of Politics No access
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  2. Conservative-Nationalism as the Rejection of the Idea of the Communicative Reason No access
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  3. Intellectual Roots of the Conservative-Nationalism No access
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  4. Introversive Authenticity as the Epic Construction of Politics No access
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  5. The Impossibility of Overlapping No access
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  6. Conclusion No access
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  1. Small Cities in the Axe of Provincialism and Narratives of Province in Turkish Context No access
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  2. A Long and Thin Way from Bazaar to Shopping Mall No access
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  3. Transformation of the Publicities in the Provinces within the Context of Shopping Malls No access
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  4. Conclusion No access
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  5. Bibliography No access
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  6. INTERNET SOURCES No access
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  1. The Right to Education No access
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  2. Findings and Comments No access
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  3. Schooling Rate by Gender No access
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  4. Discussion No access
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  1. Sport, Football and Public No access
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  2. 1990 s: Europe Europe, Hear Our Voice!: Nationalist Reflections No access
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  3. 2000 s: Raising Organisational Mobilizations No access
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  4. Post-2010 s: Oppositional Voices No access
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  5. New Stadiums Construction as Renewal of City No access
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  6. Conclusion No access
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  1. Artistic Activities in Turkey Between 1923 s and 1950 s No access
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  2. Artistic Activities in Turkey Between 1950 s and 1980 s No access
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    1. Artistic Activities within the Protests No access
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    2. Artistic Activities within the Gezi Park Protests No access
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    3. Humor in Art No access
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    4. Standing Man Performance No access
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    5. Woman in Red No access
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    6. Dervish with Gas Mask No access
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    7. Earth Table/Iftar No access
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    8. Songs and Clips No access
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    9. Protests against the Leader No access
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    10. Protests Against Political Applications Imposed No access
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    11. Democratic Demands No access
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  4. Conclusion No access
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  6. PICTURES No access
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  1. Parliamentary and Presidential Systems in the World No access
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  2. Democracy in Parliamentary and Presidential Countries No access
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  3. Turkey’s Transition from Parliamentary to Presidential System No access
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  4. Arguments for Transition: Promoting Democracy and Stability? No access
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  5. Arguments against Transition: Establishing Authoritarian Rule? No access
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  6. International Reflections on the Constitutional Amendments and Referendum Process No access
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  7. Conclusion No access
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    1. Conceptual Perspective: Ombudsman No access
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    2. Establishment and Development of Turkish Ombudsman Institution No access
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    3. Evaluation of Turkish Ombudsman Institution and Its Decisions No access
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  2. Conclusion and Recommendations No access
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