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Türk Modernleşme Sürecinde Sivas Halkevi (193-1951) Fırkamızın program temeleri cumhuriyetçilik, miliyetçilik halkçılık, devletçilik, layıklık ve inkılapçılıktır. Programımız, bu ana ve temel prensiplerin hakimiyeti ve ebedileşmesi için bu vasıflarda kuvetli vatandaşlar yetiştirilmesini, mili seciyenin Türk tarihinin ilham etiği derecelere çıkarılmasını, güzel sanatların yükseltilmesini, mili kültürün ve ilmi hareket ve faliyetlerin kuvetlendirilmesini ehemiyetli vasıtalar olarak tespit ve işaret eder. Bu esas ve vasıtaların hepsi birden medeniyet yolunda Türklüğün kaybetiği uzun yılar cesur, atılgan ve yorulmaz hamlelerle kazanacak nesiler yetiştirmeği, medeniyet sahasında Türkün tabi meziyet ve kabiliyetleriyle mütenasip şeref mevkini tekrar almasını istihdaf eyler. Halkevlerinin gayesi bu uğurda çalışacak mefkureci vatandaşlar in toplayıcı ve birleştirici yurtlar olmaktır. Author: Berikan Yayınları. Publisher: BERİKAN YAYINCILIK.
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Türk Modernleşme Sürecinde Sivas Halkevi (1933-1951)
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I want to say it was an interesting book, but how interesting is a book that takes two years to read? That said it was an insightful history of the period of Islamic rule in early Europe. It was a time of cooperation between Muslims, Christians and Jews. David Lewis argues that Europe and the World would be better off had the Muslims stayed rulers after 1492. We will never know, but it should be required reading for all those screaming in opposition to the “Cordoba Mosque” as representing some period of hate.
2022-10-21 05:45
kellylangton
In The Commanding Heights, Yergin chronicles the flirtation / infatuation with socialism that swept across the world in the twentieth century and the subsequent reaction toward a market economy that followed. From the New Deal policies in the United States to European nationalism to the Soviet centrally planned economy to the Asian tigers, each system is presented at a level that is informative without being tedious. Then, case by case, Yergin examines (some of) the shortcomings and transition to a system where price rather than government is used to influence decision making. This book is a great broad introduction to world economic history in the twentieth century, but being an overwhelming topic and analyzing it through a single lens obviously leads to some simplifications and generalizations. The conclusion – free markets create more wealth, freedom and innovation than socialist ones – is one that is hard to argue with although particular cases continue to be more complex than presented. Specifically, the reality of some of the “miracles” in the Far East (might Singapore be more centrally planned than market driven?) and the minor re-nationalization trend currently making its way through commodity rich South America are counter to specific points but not general trends. Additionally, situations in China, India and (especially) Russia could all use an update since this 2000 edition was printed. Overall, I would highly recommend this book to those that are interested in the high level push toward a free market that has engulfed the world over the last fifty years and the benefits it has delivered. Many times it is helpful to step back and look at the big story rather than small events and Yergin’s book does this wonderfully.
2022-10-21 05:30
georginaedith
While the title might suggest it's a self-help book, it's actually an inspirational memoir. The author writes frankly of her emotional collapse after a series of life-changing calamities, culminating with the violent death of her daughter, and then devotes the larger part of the narrative to her slow, difficult, but amazing healing. Readers of memoir will appreciate the fast pace and surprising events of this colorful life, infused with as much romance, travel, and excitement as tragedy. People grieving can find inspiration, here, for hanging onto hope, optimism, and courage to transform pain into the peace, purpose, and joy of the title. The "recipe" for healing, enlarged in an addendum to the story, could serve as a map for healing from any kind of major loss. The testimonials on the cover allude to its easy readability and uplifting message. The author is a psychotherapist with clinical specialties in trauma and bereavement, a career she came to with exceptional and hard-earned qualifications. A book that will be greatly appreciated and enjoyed by people with an interest in this kind of triumph-over-adversity true story, with a surprisingly happy ending, given all the travail that came before. Well-written, engaging, authentic.
2020-09-17 00:28