Ottomanism vs. Kemalism: Collective memory and cultural pluralism in 1990s Turkey

Yılmaz Çolak

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Turkey's Ottoman heritage has been a critical issue of the country's culture and identity during the era of the Republic. In recent times a dramatic shift in the perception of the Ottoman past has ...

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