Browsing by Subject "Women's rights--Turkey."
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Item Open Access The 'other(s)' in the discourse of Kemalist women : "sublime womanhood creates the sublime nation"(2002) Doğan, Setenay NilThis study analyzes the ‘other(s)’ in the discourse of Kemalist women through a discourse analysis oi Kadin Gazetesi (1947-1979), a woman magazine published by the Kemalist women. The representation of the inferior and undesii'ed ‘others’ in Kadin Gazetesi will be examined. The thesis also aims to discuss the role of the nationalist and Kemalist discourses in the formation of gender discourse and woman que.stion in Turkey.Item Open Access The role of women in the formation of civil society in post-1980 Turkey(1993) Çaha, ÖmerThis study aims to draw a theoretical discussion on the features of the Turkish feminist groups and their contributions to the development of civil society in post-1980 Turkey. It has been reached to the conclusion that Turkish feminist groups have created a new set of politics in Turkey through the success of changing many women's and men's thinking. Through the focus on conciseness raising, on non- oppressive relations between man and woman, on creating a counter-culture and alternative institutions, Turkish feminist groups have represented a new politics in Turkey. Turkish feminist groups have incorporated into particular as well as universal discourses. With respect to their particular discourses feminist groups serve for the aims of the Turkish state. However, With respect to the common discourses which they share with their Western counterparts they constitute a substantial element of civil society in Turkey. These discourses are particular to their own interest as well as differentiate feminist women from the "man-like" generation of the women who once served for the aims of the Republican Turkey.