CIAO DATE: 9/99

Rethinking Modernity and National Identity in Turkey

Sibel Bozdogan and Resat Kasaba (eds.)

University of Washington Press

1997

Bibliographic Data

 

To Peter and Kathie,
who have been thinking
of Turkish modernity
for some time

 

Table of Contents

Acknowledgements

1. Introduction
   by Sibel Bozdogan and Resat Kasaba

2. Kemalist Certainties and Modern Ambiguities
   by Resat Kasaba

3. Whither the Project of Modernity? Turkey in the 1990s
   by Çaglar Keyder

4. Modernization Policies and Islamist Politics in Turkey
   by Haldun Gülalp

5. Projects as Methodology: Some Thoughts on Modern Turkish Social Science
   by Serif Mardin

6. The Quest for the Islamic Self within the Context of Modernity
   by Nilüfer Göle

7. The Project of Modernity and Women in Turkey
   by Yesim Arat

8. Gendering the Modern: On Missing Dimensions in the Study of Turkish Modernity Deniz Kandiyoti
   by Deniz Kandiyoti

9. The Predicament of Modernism in Turkish Architectural Culture: An Overview
   by Sibel Bozdogan

10. Once There Was, Once There Wasn’t: National Monuments and Interpersonal Exchange
    by Michael E. Meeker

11. Silent Interruptions: Urban Encounters with Rural Turkey
    by Gülsüm Baydar Nalbantoglu

12. Arabesk Culture: A Case of Modernization and Popular Identity
    by Meral Özbek

13. The Turkish Option in Comparative Perspective
    by Ernest Gellner

14. Modernizing Projects in Middle Eastern Perspective
    by Roger Owen

15. Finding the Meeting Ground of Fact and Fiction: Some Reflections on Turkish Modernization
    by Joel S. Migdal

Ordering Information Publication of this book has been made possible by a grant from the Institute of Turkish Studies, Washington, D.C.