2015
DOI: 10.1080/03050068.2015.1088210
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Citizenship, nationality and minorities in Turkey's textbooks: from politics of non-recognition to ‘difference multiculturalism’

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“…8 Turkish has been the language of instruction since 1928. Scholars who explore the representation of "others"-Kurds, Alevis, and non-Muslim minorities-have conducted extensive research on the role of nationalism, identity, and citizenship in textbooks in Turkey (Çayır, 2015;Çelik, 2017;Copeaux, 2000;Somel, 2019;Yanarocak, 2016).…”
Section: The Literature On the Educational Model In Rojava And The mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…8 Turkish has been the language of instruction since 1928. Scholars who explore the representation of "others"-Kurds, Alevis, and non-Muslim minorities-have conducted extensive research on the role of nationalism, identity, and citizenship in textbooks in Turkey (Çayır, 2015;Çelik, 2017;Copeaux, 2000;Somel, 2019;Yanarocak, 2016).…”
Section: The Literature On the Educational Model In Rojava And The mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Taking the studies in the literature into consideration, it is identified that there are a great number of studies about the education of people from different religions, ethnic backgrounds and cultures within the context of multiculturalism (Arslan, 2016;Başbay & Bektaş;Çayır, 2015;Hamurcu & Demirçelik, 2015;Kaya, 2014;Özdemir & Dil, 2013;Polat & Kılıç, 2013;Ünlü & Örten, 2013) inclusiveness/exclusiveness (Alp and Taştan, 2011;Çelik, 2017;İnce, 2012;Kaya, 2015) and social justice (Beycioğlu, 2013;Özan & Aküzüm, 2010;Polat, 2015;Tomul, 2009) especially in recent years. However, it is revealed that the studies which were previously carried out are mostly about the opinions, perceptions and attitudes of teachers, candidate teachers and administrators and the issues of religious education and the education of individuals from different religions and beliefs have been underemphasized.…”
Section: Critics Regarding Rcme Coursementioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, it is revealed that the studies which were previously carried out are mostly about the opinions, perceptions and attitudes of teachers, candidate teachers and administrators and the issues of religious education and the education of individuals from different religions and beliefs have been underemphasized. With regards to the studies in religious education in Turkey and compulsory RCME course in this sense, it is evident that these studies were mostly carried out specifically in relation to Imam Hatip Schools (Aslanargun, Kılıç and Bozkurt, 2014;Kaymakcan, 2006;Kaymakcan and Aşlamacı, 2011) and the studies concerning religious education and the practice of compulsory RCME course adress the issue within the context of curriculum and textbooks (Çayır, 2014;Çayır, 2015;Çimen-Aratemur & Bayhan, 2018;Kaplan, 2005;Kaymakcan, 2007) and the opinions of educationalists, as the implementer of curriculum, are not included in the researches. However, given the fact that the educational constituencies (teachers and academics) are the best people to evaluate the practice of compulsory religious education and RCME course, it is noteworhty to identify the opinions of educationalists regar-ding this issue.…”
Section: Critics Regarding Rcme Coursementioning
confidence: 99%
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