Investigations of the magazine resimli gazete 1312-1315 index, selected texts
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The magazine of Resimli Gazete, was published on the 14th March 1307 (Julian Calender) and continued existing till the 9th September 1315, is a weekly science and literature magazine. In this thesis 114 was examined in the Resimli Gazete which was published between the 7th March 1312 (19 March 1896) and 9th September 1315 (21st September 1899) and the writer, subject, picture and photograph index were presented. İt consist of five main parts. In the first part, press, the life of Ottoman Empire's press and the information deal with II. Abdulhamit's connection with press included in the magazine of Resimli Gazete. In the second part 114 magazine which was published between the years 1312-1315, included the features of form and context, the name of writers. The third part includes the name of writers, the index according to subject, pictures and photograph index. Fourth part involves the texts chosen from the magazine of Resimli Gazete. The fifth part contains conclusion, references and appendix.
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Rukiye Özer
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Rukiye Özer (Master Thesis). Investigations of the magazine resimli gazete 1312-1315 index, selected texts, 2018, Yıldız Technical University.
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