The conservative press on Kemalism in the transition to multi-party life (1945-1960)
2019
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Transition to a multiparty period from 1945-1960 indicates long life in Turkey as well as quite a momentous change hands due to the power of the RPP. On the other hand, the Cold War's bipolar world order hallmark struck by the representative of the Western block in Turkey's democracy, the new leader of the US rapprochement towards political, social and economic balance has changed. The change of balances has started a new era in which social values have affected the silence of the groups in which Islamic values are effective. Conservative groups, representing a considerable majority of the society, criticized the Single Party period and Kemalist thought through their periodicals. As a result of these criticisms, there have been some stretches, especially on secularism; new decisions were made on religious living and religious education. More importantly, after more contact with the Islamic discourse necessary to ensure the populism of political parties in Turkey began a period in which the change of the political language. Keywords: Kemalism, Secularism, Religion, Conservative Press
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Dr. Sema Köse
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Sema Köse (Master Thesis). The conservative press on Kemalism in the transition to multi-party life (1945-1960), 2019, Anadolu University.
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