Religion perception of the Turkish left
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There is an acknowledgement containing only negativity when connected to the situation which Marxism describes religion and show the function of the religion as ?opium?. This perception led to the adoption of the simplistic interpretation and theological field which is available to mediate in politics has led to a total rejection towards religion.With the founding of the Republic in Turkiye social transformation has begun in religious discussios. The process of negation of the social manifestations of religion has led to the state and the public against to each other in the interpretions of the religion.This tension has led itself out in many areas. At this point, the attitude of the Turkish left was parellel with the state?s. When this sharp attitude which was developed within the prejudices joined with the Jacobin to analyse the society, Turkish left has had a distorted attitude in itself.Turkish left whose perception of religion was formed with a strict secularism overkooled the social and the political events in this basis. Turkish left who makes politics in this respect has evolved some unqualified reflexes to its dynamics.
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Barış Tunç
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Barış Tunç (Master Thesis). Religion perception of the Turkish left, 2012, Afyon Kocatepe University.
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