[Bilimsel Haber] İsveç Araştırma Enstitüsü'nde "Nurculuk" - bundan sonraki ilk konuşma: 16 Mart 2010

[Gonul Pultar]

*Svenska Forskningsinstitutet i Istanbul*

Swedish Research Institute in Istanbul

Istiklal Caddesi No 247

Beyoglu

34 433 Istanbul

	


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Amnesia, remembrance and identity formation in post-Ottoman societies*


/*Religious discourse and */

/*ethnic and national identities:*/

/*Said Nursi, the Nurcu movement and the redefinition of cultural heritage*/


*S P R I N G L E C T U R E S 2 0 1 0 *

Tuesday

February 23

19.00


	


Camilla Nereid

	


/In the Light of Said Nursi - Kemalist modernization and the religious 
alternative/

Tuesday

March 16

19.00


	


Fulya Atacan

	


/The Nurcu Movement and/

/ethnic identity:/

/Kurdish and Turkish nationalism/

Tuesday

April 13

19.00


	


Alparslan Açıkgenç

	


/Said Nursi’//s Impact on the/

/Renovation and Restoration of Islamic Philosophy and Theology/

Tuesday

May 18

19.00

	


Recep Şentürk



	

/Recharging Nature with Meaning: Resistance of Said Nursi to the 
Pozitivist Disenchantment /

/of the World/

Tuesday

June 15

19.00


	


Şerif Mardin

	

In retrospect:

“/Religion and Social Change in Modern Turkey: The case of Bediuzzaman 
Said Nursi”(1989)/



*Camilla Nereid *is a research fellow/PhD candidate at the Norwegian 
University of Science and Technology, Norway. Among her publications are:

“In the Light of Said Nursi – Turkish nationalism and the religious 
alternative,” in Bergen Studies on the Middle East and Africa, C. Hurst 
& Co (Publishers), London, 1997


Kemalism on the Catwalk - the Turkish hat law of 1925, /Journal of 
Social History/ 2011, Volume 44 (3).


Commentator on Turkish events in various Norwegian news media.


*Fulya Atacan* is Professor at the Department of Political Science and 
International Relations, Yıldız Technical University in Istanbul. She is 
specialized in religion and social change. Among her publications are:


“Explaining Religious Politics at the Crossroad: AKP-SP” in B. Rubin, A. 
Çarkoğlu* *eds: /Religion and Politics in Turkey/, Routledge Curzon, 
London, 2005, s. 45-59;


A Kurdish Islamist Group in Modern Turkey: Shifting Identities, /Middle 
Eastern Studies,/ 2001, Vol. 37, N. 3, s. 111-144.


“A Portrait of a Naqshbandi Sheikh in Modern Turkey” in Elisabeth 
Özdalga ed.: /Naqshbandis in Western and Central Asia,/ Swedish Research 
Institute, Istanbul, Vol. 9, 1999, s. 147-157.


*Alparslan Açıkgenç* is Professor in the Department of Philosophy, Fatih 
University, Istanbul. BA. Ankara University, Theology; M.A. Ph. D. The 
University of Chicago. Previously taught at the Middle East Technical 
University. He is specialized in Early Islamic Philosophy and Modern 
Western philosophy. His research areas are logic, philosophy of science 
and epistemology (metaphyscis). Among his publications are:


*Books*

/Being and Existence in Sadra and Heidegger: A Comparative Ontology/ 
(Kuala Lumpur: International Institute of Islamic thought and 
Civilization, 1993)


/Scientific Thought and its Burdens/ (Istanbul:

Fatih University Publications, 2000)


/Bilgi Felsefesi/ (Istanbul: Insan Yayınları, 1992)


*Articles*

Transcendent Rationality, Ibn Rushd and Kant: A Critical Synthesis, 
/Alif/ 16 (1996)


The Environmental Context for the Advancement of Sciences, /Islamic 
Studies/ 39 (2000), 571–579


The Emergence of Scientific Tradition in Islam, /Kultur: The Indonesian 
Journal for Muslim Cultures/ 1 (2001), 91-114

Holistic Approach to Scientific Traditions, /Islam and Science/ 1 
(2003), 99-114


*Recep Şentürk *is a professor of sociology at Fatih University, and a 
research fellow at the Center for Islamic Studies (ISAM), Istanbul. He 
holds a Ph.D. from Columbia University, Department of Sociology (1998), 
and specializes in sociology of knowledge, human rights and Islamic 
studies with a focus on the Ottoman Empire, Egypt and Turkey. He 
authored in English /Narrative Social Structure: Hadith Transmission 
Network 610-1505/ (Standford U.P. 2005), and in Turkish /Sociology of 
Turkish Thought: From Fiqh to Social Science /(Istanbul 2008) /Islam and 
Human Rights: Sociological and Legal Perspectives /(Istanbul 2007) 
/Malcolm X: Struggle for Human Rights /(Istanbul 2006), /Social Memory: 
Hadith Transmission Network 610-1505 /(Istanbul 2004), /Sociologies of 
Religion /(Istanbul 2004), / Modernization and Social Science in the 
Muslim World: A Comparison between Turkey and Egypt /(Istanbul [1996] 
2006). He edited /Ibn Khaldun: Comtemporary Readings/ (2009) and 
/Economic Development and Values/ (2009). His forthcoming book is /Open 
Civilization: Cultural Foundations of Pluralism /(2010)/. / Şentürk was 
a visiting research fellow at Emory University Law School during the 
academic year 2002-2003 as part of Islam and Human Rights Project. He 
had also been invited to Great Britain as a British Academy fellow in 
2005 to conduct research and give lectures on human rights in Islam from 
a legal and sociological perspective.


        Şerif Mardin got his Ph. D. from Stanford University in 1958. He
        has held positions as professor in Faculty of Political Science,
        Ankara University, Department of Political Science, Bogazici
        University. He has also held positions as visiting professor in
        Princeton University, Harvard University, University of
        California, Los Angeles, and Berkeley, Oxford University, Ecoles
        des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales (Paris), and American
        University (also as tenured professor). He is presently
        professor at Sabanci University.


        Professor Mardin is a prolific writer in English as well as
        Turkish. Among his many noteworthy publications are:


        /*The Genesis of Young Ottoman Thought*/
        <http://search.barnesandnoble.com/booksearch/isbninquiry.asp?ISBN=0815628617>,
        Princeton: Princeton University Press, (1962)


        Center Periphery Relation: a Key to Turkish Politics?
        /*Daedalus*/, Winter 1972


        /*Religion and Social Change in Modern Turkey*/
        <http://search.barnesandnoble.com/booksearch/isbninquiry.asp?ISBN=0887069967>/*.
        The Case of Bediuzzaman Nursi*/, Albany & New York: SUNY Press, 1989


        “The Nakşibendi Order in Turkish History”, in R. Tapper ed.:
        /*Islam in Modern Turkey*/, London: I. B. Tauris, 1991




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