The Turkish language reform : a catastrophic success

Geoffrey Lewis

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Historical Turkish Studies Linguistic and Sociocultural Studies Linguistics and Cultural Studies

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1. Introduction 2Ottoman Turkish 3. The New Alphabet 4. Ataturk and the Language Reform until 1936 5. The Sun-Language Theory and After 6. Atay, Atac, Sayili 7. Ingredients 8. Concoctions 9. Technical Terms 10. The New Yoke 11. The New Turkish 12. What Happened to the Language Society References Index

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