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Week
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Topics
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Study Metarials
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1
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Introduction to course and sources
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R1-INTRODUCTION
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2
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Concepts: history, popular historiography and history writing
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R1- CHAPTER 1
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3
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Ottoman popular historiograph (pre-modernization)
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R1- CHAPTER 2
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4
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Ottoman popular historiograph (pre-modernization)
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R1- CHAPTER 2
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5
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Popular historiograph publishing
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R1- CHAPTER 3
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6
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Popularisation of history and periodicals
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R1- CHAPTER 4
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7
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History in newspapers and magazines
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R1- CHAPTER 4
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8
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History in newspapers and magazines
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R1- CHAPTER 4
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9
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Popular magazines in history after 1943
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R1- CHAPTER 5
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10
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History and literature
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R1- CHAPTER 5
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11
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Historical novels (including cartoon novels)
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R1- CHAPTER 5
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12
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History and theatre
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R1- CHAPTER 6
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13
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History and cinema
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R1- CHAPTER 6
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14
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History and television, internet, collection and museology so on
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R1- CHAPTER 6
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Prerequisites
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None
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Language of Instruction
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Turkish
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Responsible
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Assoc. Prof. Ayşe Özkan
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Instructors
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Assistants
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Resources
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It is impossible to recommend certain book due to the uncertainty and width of the field. Of course, it is compulsory to tell some works in terms of general perspective. Turkish Historical Society, Ankara), popular historical books, magazines, novels that has been written until now. These works are Özcan, A. (2011). Popular historiography in Turkey , Turkish Historical Society, Ankara.
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Supplementary Book
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Goals
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To instruct popular historiography that is an outside area of the academic historiography and positive and negative aspects of this field of academic history as theoretical and practical.
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Content
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The beginning of modern historiography and the popular historiography in Turkey; prior to these, examples of both scientific and popular historiography during Ottoman era; the transformation of history writing via newspapers and magazines; the effects of various tools that popularized history in the 20th century; the tools that are theatre, cinema, radio and television so on develop the outside of historical texts.
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