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Türklerin Etnik Kökenleri, Anadolu’nun “Türk”leşmesi ve Türk Ulusal Kimliğinin Oluşumu

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41–63
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2014-05-01
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The ethnic and cultural differences between Turkey and the Central Asian republics, due to the lack of contact which lasted for 550 years, are also presented

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Objective & Hypothesis:This article analyzes the ethnic origins of the Turkic people from pre-historic times to the modern era, and from the steppes of Inner Asia to the Anatolian Peninsula in close connection with the formation of Turkish nationalist ideology and the process of nation building.
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Key Findings & Data:Intensive ethnic exchanges between the Turks and other people which took place during this long journey, and the formation of Turkish ethnic identity and the Turkish Nation, which can not be based on a single ethnicity, race or culture is explored.
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Conclusion & Impact:The ethnic and cultural differences between Turkey and the Central Asian republics, due to the lack of contact which lasted for 550 years, are also presented
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⚙️Variables:Türkler · Turkik halklar · Türk etnik kimli¤i

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This article analyzes the ethnic origins of the Turkic people from pre-historic times to the modern era, and from the steppes of Inner Asia to the Anatolian Peninsula in close connection with the formation of Turkish nationalist ideology and the process of nation building. Intensive ethnic exchanges between the Turks and other people which took place during this long journey, and the formation of Turkish ethnic identity and the Turkish Nation, which can not be based on a single ethnicity, race or culture is explored. The ethnic and cultural differences between Turkey and the Central Asian republics, due to the lack of contact which lasted for 550 years, are also presented

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ARAY, O. (2014). Türklerin Etnik Kökenleri, Anadolu’nun “Türk”leşmesi ve Türk Ulusal Kimliğinin Oluşumu. Cankaya University Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences, Cilt: 11 - Sayı: 1, 41–63. https://ajindex.com/articles/58338

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