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Stewig, Reinhard

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“…322 Κεωρεί ότι τα λογοτεχνικά κείμενα, πεηά ι ποιιματα προςφζρονται για ανάλυςθ και εμβάκυνςθ μζςω τθσ δραματοποίθςθσ, γιατί περιζχουν το απαραίτθτο ςτοιχείο τθσ δράςθσ. 323 Και από τθν πλευρά τθσ λογοτεχνίασ, βζβαια, ζχουν διατυπωκεί απόψεισ για τθν προςζγγιςθ και διδαςκαλία τθσ μζςω τθσ δραματικισ μεκόδου. Αναφζρεται ότι μζςω του δράματοσ εμπλουτίηεται θ μακθςιακι διαδικαςία και προςφζρονται ςτουσ μακθτζσ και ςτουσ εκπαιδευτικοφσ πολλζσ δυνατότθτεσ νοθματοδότθςθσ και εμβάκυνςθσ των λογοτεχνικϊν κειμζνων.…”

Section: θ τεχνικι κζατρο φόρουμ και το ζργο του Augusto Boalunclassified

Η Μέθοδος Της Δραματοποίησης Στη Διδασκαλία Της Λογοτεχνίας

Κατσαρίδου¹

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Section: θ τεχνικι κζατρο φόρουμ και το ζργο του Augusto Boalunclassified

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Κατσαρίδου¹

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Karesioğulları Beyliği Ekonomisi

Kayhan

2017

Çanakkale Araştırmaları Türk Yıllığı

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Economy of the Qaresid PrincipalityQarasi (Karesi), who was a commander of Sultan Mas'ūd (Mesut) II, had captured the zone comprising the modern provinces of Balıkesir and Çanakkale from the Byzantine Empire between the years 1290 and 1328, founding an independent principality in the areas he was ruling. This principality, which continued its existence after Qarasi's death for quarter a century more under the rule of his sons, managed to become a great naval power within a short period of time similar to other Turkish principalities founded in the coastal areas. The principality had also become a power feared in land as well, not just in the seas. Behind all this lay a great economic wealth. There was an advanced production and a trade based on that. Major goods used in trade were fabrics from wool and cotton, clothes, grain and especially wheat, livestock, well-cut precious stones such as turquoise, ruby and emerald, alum, wax, wine and soap, and alongside these important trading goods, slavery as well, which had emerged as a result of continuous warfare. Products acquired from fruit and vegetable production, animal husbandry, beekeeping, fishery and mining were supplying the needs of the people living in the region, while they were also exported to locations around Anatolia such as Egypt, Syria, Iraq, Azerbaijan, Iran, Constantinople and lands to the north of the Black Sea, as well as to Western Europe. This had caused the emergence of a great wealth in the Qarasid Principality just like all over Anatolia.

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Helleni̇zmi̇n Gölgesi̇nde Di̇adokhlar Dönemi̇

Arslantaş¹,

Yilmaz²

2017

Fırat Üniversitesi Sosyal Bilimler Dergisi

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ÖZETBüyük İskender, MÖ 336 yılından 323 yılına kadar Makedonya kralı olarak hüküm sürdü. MÖ 13 Haziran 323 yılında Babylon'da (bugünkü Irak) öldü. Büyük İskender, o zamanlar bilinen dünyanın neredeyse tamamını işgal etti. Sınırları Makedonya'dan Hindistan'a uzanan büyük bir imparatorluk kurdu. Ancak Büyük İskender'in ölümü çok ani oldu. Dahası kralın belli bir meşru mirasçısı da yoktu. Böyle bir ortamda Büyük İskender'in MÖ 323'te ölümünden sonra, generalleri, ailesi ve arkadaşları imparatorluğun kontrolü için savaştı. Diadokhlar Savaşı Hellenizm döneminin başlangıcına işaret eder. Çalışmanın amacı bir imparatorluğun çöküşünde ve Hellenizmin yayılmasında Diadokhlar'ın etkisini saptamaktır.Bu çalışmada Büyük İskender'in ölümü ve Makedonya İmparatorluğu'nun sınırları hakkında bilgi verildikten sonra, Makedonya İmparatorluğu'nun parçalanması, Diadokhlar ve Hellenizm konularına değinildi. Makalenin sonunda çalışma değerlendirilip bir sonuçla özetlendi.Anahtar Kelimeler: Diadokhlar, Hellenizm, İmparatorluk, Büyük İskender ABSTRACTAlexander the Great reigned as king of Macedonia from 336 to 323 BC. He died in Babylon (now Iraq) on June 13 323 BC. Alexander the Great, who conquered almost the entire known world his era. He established a great empire whose boundaries extended to India from Macedonia. However the death of Alexander the Great was suddenness. Indeed the king's had no an obvious legitimate heir as well. In such a setting, Diadochs, families and friends of Alexander the Great who fought for control over his empire after his death in 323 BC.

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Istanbul

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Η Μέθοδος Της Δραματοποίησης Στη Διδασκαλία Της Λογοτεχνίας

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