| Gradual evolution of political violence from the ottoman empire to the Turkish republic: An attempt at re-framing vertical and horizontal mechanism | Güney ÇEĞİN,Ümit KURT | 7–40 |
| Seen and approved: Letters from prison | Adil OKAY | 41–54 |
| Johannes juniuss final letter dated july 24, 1628 | Haydar AKIN | 55–72 |
| From exile to forced migration: The life of Gökdağ Family in Siberia and Turkey (1880(?) - 1935) | Yağmur ALGÜL MERAY,Yasemin GÖKDAĞ,Simge KOÇ | 73–90 |
| The state and dersim at the beginning of 20th century | KEMAL YAKUT | 91–106 |
| A Contribution to the debate on armenian deportation and population: The case of Kayseri sanjak (1915) | OYA GÖZEL DURMAZ | 107–131 |
| Armenians of eğin (egn), II | Arsen YARMAN | 133–168 |
| Jazira red madrasa: architecture, history and power | Birgül ŞENGÜL AÇIKYILDIZ | 169–198 |
| Eski Sol Üzerine Yeni Notlar... | M.Bülent VARLIK | 199–226 |
| Mühür yiyen fareler ya da Ankaralının rakı ile sınavı | Ömer TÜRKOĞLU | 227–240 |
| Translation strategies used in the translation of postcolonial literary texts into Turkish: Turkish translations of things fall apart | Sinem BOZKURT SANCAKTAROĞLU | 241–261 |
| Is femininization in curiosity and gossip a common point of masculinity? On Masculinity in the film in the House | Çiğdem AKGÜL | 263–278 |
| State of exception of chemical castration and molecular biopolitics | Emrah Örsan YETİŞ | 279–289 |
| The history of syphilis in Turkey | Rüya KILIÇ | 291–305 |
| Republic Day Ballroom Ceremonies | Cemre ARI,Merve ASLANER,Ilgın BALKAN,Gizem BAŞPINAR,Şeyma BAYRAK | 307–315 |