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Digitalization in working life is a process that began in the 2000s and accelerated in the 2020s. This study aims to explore how digital transformation is experienced by dietitians and how digitalization has affected their profession and working lives through…
The most significant factors that determine the 14th-century historian and Islamic philosopher Ibn Khaldun's distinctive intellectual climate are his upbringing in the Aristotelian Ibn Rushd philosophical tradition under the tutelage of Farabi, Ibn Sina, Ghaz…
Texts categorized under the heading of Wisdom Literature indicate that the concept of wisdom, which initially referred to specific skills like farming, craftsmanship, and scribal work, or the experiential knowledge necessary for civilized life in Ancient Meso…
This study examines the strategy of invisibility attributed to Avalokiteśvara in the Old Uighur Kuanši Im Pusar text within the framework of “divine ghosting” and the “culture of mystical non-response.” The central aim of the research is to explain, on a conc…
The most distinctive feature of the modern era was that with the development of transportation and communication facilities, the scope of people’s relationship with the world reached a global scale. Thus, people gained the opportunity to get to know the world…
Every state and society in history has experienced its historical trajectory within its own specific time and space, driven by its internal dynamics. Throughout their reign, states have confronted significant challenges across virtually every domain. Conseque…
This article examines Nilgün Marmara’s poetry in the context of Friedrich Nietzsche’s concepts of nihilism, suffering and artistic creation. Although Marmara’s work often conveys an image of a melancholic and seemingly passive poetic voice, her poems reveal a…
According to Ayverdi, women are regarded as essential not only for their roles and responsibilities within the family but also for their contribution to the spiritual and cultural continuity of society. In this context, the author approaches the female figure…
This study was designed to explore the challenges faced by grandparents in Giresun who are divorced or who, for various reasons (death, imprisonment, spouses/marriages, disability, illness, etc.), assume the responsibility of caring for their grandchildren. T…
This article offers a comparative analysis of Mahir Güven’s novels Grand Frère (2017) and Rien de personnel (2021) along the axes of migration, identity, and precarity, focusing on an author who, after living stateless for ten years, first acquired Turkish an…
This study focuses on how individuals perceive aging and the social contexts in which this awareness emerges. Although aging has a biological context, this study examines aging awareness in the context of encounters and interactions in the intersubjective fie…
To date, no detailed study has been conducted on the life and works of Muhammed bin Ahmed, known as Hakîm-i Dendânî, a 17th-century author and translator. Muhammed bin Ahmed spent forty to fifty years of his life traveling to countries such as North Africa, E…
Ruth McKenney’s Industrial Valley (1939) is an American labor novel that portrays the encounters of rubber workers in Akron, Ohio, in the 1930s strike period. McKenney addresses the growth of American labor movement around the economic crisis, FDR’s New Deal …
Studies that take the human–nature relationship as their foundation not only offer solutions to contemporary problems but also highlight the growing significance of ecology. Human beings and nature constitute an inseparable whole. While issues such as unplann…
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…
In a rapidly changing world, the socio-economic and cultural structures of societies are also undergoing transformation. This change/transformation in the world is affecting the social structure of all societies, including Turkey. This study explores family b…
This study examines the political and economic dimensions of the relationship between multazims and fellahin in eighteenth-century Ottoman Egypt, focusing on how provincial economic activities were shaped through these actors. It adopts a longue durée perspec…
This study offers a comparative analysis of Candide (1759) by Voltaire and The Travels of Pythagoras (1799) by Sylvain Maréchal, focusing on the Enlightenment’s central concepts of “reason,” “religion,” and “utopia.” Drawing on the theoretical frameworks of R…
This study presents a genre-based comparative analysis of 100 Turkish product reviews collected from Trendyol and 100 book reviews from Kitapyurdu, aiming to uncover the structural, linguistic, and pragmatic features shaping user-generated digital discourse. …
This document contains the cover, preface, editorial and table of contents of Volume 42, Issue 1 of Hacettepe University Journal of Faculty of Letters.