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Woman problem in the realist period in German and Turkish society in the examples of the romans ?Effi Briest? and ?Zehra?

2011
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During German and Turkish history, examining and evaluating ?woman problem? which is seen the most significiant component in the progress of societies has gain importance in time.The problem of this study is tackling the nineteenth century in Germany and Turkey and making inference and using these inferences like an efficient guide by adapting these inferences to today. In this context, it is possible to tell the objects of this study like this:a) Why has ?woman problem? come up to today by increasing and without any change?b) During the nineteenth century, how was the people?s point of view about women in the German and Turkish society and what were the roles of women ?According to the results of this study, it is clear that without carrying any differences of status and identification, women have suffered injustice and have been put into different categories from past to present. It stands out that nineteenth century was a turning point in terms of women?s movements.There were the effects of French Revolution on the German society and in the Turkish society, following European?s steps and painstaking them overrode and the innovation movements accompanied with all the women?s movements, being in the first place: the definition of ?woman? . When adressed with this aspect, owing to the fact that the problem of ?woman? is a open- to-change component, it shows the importance of study much better.

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Dr. Selçuk Dönmez

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Selçuk Dönmez (Master Thesis). Woman problem in the realist period in German and Turkish society in the examples of the romans ?Effi Briest? and ?Zehra?, 2011, Sakarya University.

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