‘Nevruz’ or ‘Newroz’? deconstructing the ‘invention’ of a contested tradition in contemporary Turkey

Lerna K. Yanık

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Cultural and Sociopolitical Studies Historical Turkish Studies Turkey's Politics and Society

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The 1990s saw the addition of Nevruz 1to the long list of public celebrations in Turkey. Traditionally, Nevruz is known as the Iranian or the Persian New Year marking the coming of the spring aroun...

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2004A Companion to Cultural Geography

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