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    A comparative analysis of the demographic and social characteristics of the European Union countries and Turkey
    (Uludağ Üniversitesi, 2006) Atasoy, Emin; Çüçen, A. Kadir; Eğitim Fakültesi; Felsefe Bölümü
    In this article, it was put forward that the EU, which seems to be unified and integrated in terms of geographical, cultural, economic and political aspects, is not homogenous at all regarding demographic characteristics, and also the fact that the Union is multidimensional, multicolored and there are differences between countries was put under discussion considering the social and demographic dimensions. In the article, the demographic potential of Turkey, the EU nominee, was examined in both qualitative and quantitative aspects, and also an effort was made to determine the similar and dissimilar social and demographic aspects the EU countries and Turkey have. To reach this aim, an effort was spent on the comparative analysis of Turkey and the EU countries in terms of various human characteristics such as population size. population growth, birthrates and death rates. average lifespan. literacy rate, median age average, human development index and urbanization.
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    Gezek tradition in Bursa and its historical background
    (Uludağ Üniversitesi, 2008) Ercan, Özlem; Düzbakar, Ömer; Eğitim Fakültesi; Türk Dili ve Edebiyatı Bölümü
    Gezek, which is a foundation of music and solidarity founded at Turkey's fıfth largest county many centuries ago, affording to exist with musical elements intact nowadays. Gezek, is a musical activity carried out by gathering at the homes of the members per week. The foundation, which has benefits such as keeping Turkish Art Music (Türk Sanat Müziği) alive, doing its performing and raising musicians of this genre, is also helping the cooperation between members and people who require support. Gezek, which is not solely an amusement culture, is a solidarity foundation that helps orphans and to who are in need of money. When we analyse some of the traditional values of it, we understand that it's a very old custom. When we analyse some of the traditional values of it, we understand that it's a very old custom. In this study, starting from the similar aspects of Gezek and guilds and akhis which are the institutions embellished by Ottoman characteristics, will be introduced. Firstly, some general information about akhis and lonca is given. Membership conditions and properties of Inner Gezek and Outer Gezek properties has been determined and reached at the fırst place. Information on Gezek's various activities, such as foods that have been treated and games that have been played were tried to be given. The purpose of the practice is to exhibit Gezek's, the foundation which has members from all social layers, activities in Bursa, the 5th largest county of Turkey.
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    The image of the Turkish women in orientalists' travelbooks from the "others" point of view
    (Uludağ Üniversitesi, 2008) Düzbakar, Ömer; Eğitim Fakültesi; İlköğretim Bölümü
    Social prejudices are generally effective at the perception of an alien culture. It's believed that the domestic culture is superior. According to the most of the orientalists there are two basic differences between the West and the East. The fırst one is that the East is the home of venery; the other aspect is the barbarism of the East. In travelbooks written by European sojourners the Ottoman country is represented like the countries in Elf Leile ve Leile. The major theme of many works and travelbooks written by Europeans about the East is the erotic image and queer sexuality of the East. According to European travellers, Eastern women are enticing, mysterious, and deceptive. They represent the woman as a "source of venery" and not as the number of a family. After a brief discussion about the historical and scholarly value of travelbooks, the orientalists' views on the Eastern women especially the Turkish women are analyzed in this study.