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The Aegean Sea, with its nature, history of civilizations, and the legends and myths it inspired, has established itself as a narrative setting that captures the multi-layered depth of the seas in Turkish literature. The Fisherman of Halicarnassus, the most i…
Known as the first historian of the Turkish press, the first compilation director, and the writer of pioneering works especially in press and drama history, Selim Nüzhet Gerçek, serialised his novel titled Meçhul Kuvvetlere Kurban in 24 episodes in İleri news…
Nietzsche and Marx, who act from two different and even opposite views in terms of their basic philosophies, agree that the period in which they live is intolerable and oppressive for people. While Nietzsche criticizes the moral understanding of the period in…
Purpose: The aim of this study is to examine the activities of daily living and community integration of individuals with presbycusis. Material and Methods: The study included 90 individuals (65+) in total (30 with hearing loss and refusing to use device, 30 …
Important political and economic developments took place in Europe at the end of the 19th century and as a result of this the daily flow of life changed necessarily. The spatial change that emerged with the start of migration to cities after the industrial re…
The study of signed language promises to have a profound effect on lexical priming effects, and perhaps ultimately on our understanding of the nature of human language. Recent studies on lexical access have given detailed information about how linguistic info…
Russian folklorist Vladimir Propp published his work “Morphology of the Folktale” in 1928. In his work, he aimed todefine the structural features of tales. For this reason, based on the Russian tales he studied, he determined somebehaviours or events that bri…