Journal of Turkology and understanding of history (1925-1933)

After the establishment of the Turkic Institute in 1924 by the instruction of Gazi Mustafa Kemal, the institute's publication organ was Journal of Turkish Literature it started to be published in 1925. Journal of Turkish Literature the period between 1925 and 1933, when the first three volumes of the were published, also formed the date December of our Dec. The founding cadres of the Republic have implemented many revolutions in order to give the Turkish nation a new identity during this December, and to build a new Turkish nation instead of the social structure inherited from the Ottoman Empire. Historical science was used as the driving force and mainstay of these applied revolutions, within the scope of these practices, the First Turkish History Congress was convened and a Turkish History Thesis was created, historical science became part of the official ideology. In the light of these principles, the general framework of which is drawn Journal of Turkish Literature the problem of our thesis was to determine the understanding of history and to reveal the effects, compatible or incompatible aspects of its effects on the studies conducted in the field of history during this period. As a method of our thesis study; Journal of Turkish Literature in order to explain the understanding of history, extensive summaries of the articles published in these three volumes of the journal have been extracted and an evaluation has been made in terms of historical methodology. Journal of Turkish Literature unlike the Turkish History Thesis, which appeared in the same period, Mehmet Fuat Köprülü's Conservative History Thesis evaluated any period of Turkish history and the Turkish state holistically without taking brackets with contemporary and scientific historiography methods. Starting from here, too Journal of Turkish Literature it has been concluded that the Turkish presence in Anatolia has an understanding that traces its roots back from the Ottoman and Seljuk states to Central Asia as a whole.