Reproduction of Memory: The Islamic Intellectual Identity in the Turkish Novels After 1980
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https://doi.org/10.16947/fsmia.1136483Keywords:
Novel, intellectual, identity, memory, IslamismAbstract
The Turkish novel has been one of the tools that has increased and decreased dose since Tanzimat, but has been a bridge to the formation of identities that will restore social memory in this direction, which has been a spokesperson for modernization based on social and political parameters. Islamic-themed novels, which increased in numbers after 1980, have an important place as a medium in which Islamist intellectuals take a stand against modernity. The novels seek remedies of the social corruption caused by the Western mentality, while also drawing the perspective of an portrait of islamic intellectual identity. In this study, through the novels Bize Nasıl Kıydınız and Yol which were written between 1980-2000 the answers of Islamist intellectuals to modern life, their proposals for the current and future and the problems of the Islamic identity they built in this direction will be examined.
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