Cultural anthropology
Work initiated to address sexist, violent language in Turkish expressions
The Family and Social Services Ministry along with the Turkish language body have initiated a joint effort to address the use of everyday expressions containing violent and sexist tone.
Tracing Time: Ancient History on Kefalonia Island
Vivid ancient history, where epic tales and long-lost civilizations echo in every monumental relic and artifact
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Islam vs. the West: Conflict unfortunately seems inevitable? – Analysis
Samuel Huntington since 1989 the clash between civilizations has been essentially cultural, rather than economic or political
Turkish nomads embark on winter migration
The last nomadic community in Türkiye, the Sarıkeçili Yörüks, who spend the summer months in the region known as the "summer pasture" in the Central Anatolia Region, have embarked on a journey with their camels to reach their winter homes after a six-month stay in Konya.
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Think of Greeks as a tribe, not of Greece as a civilization state
Greece has long been perceived as a civilization state. While well-meaning, this overambitious characterization based on fallacious reasoning cannot apply to the Hellenic Republic. Given how many millennia modern Athens is removed from the apex of Hellenism, imagining Greece as a civilization state implies that its best days are behind it.
Reunions can be nostalgic and painful as well as happy – as the ancient Greek heroes Achilles and Odysseus show us
Celebrations are a joyous time of reuniting with family and friends. But afterward, people can sometimes be left uneasily mulling over their relationships. Annual returns home can induce an uncomfortable nostalgia in the tension between how the past is remembered and how the present is experienced.
Woke scholars call for anthropologists to stop classifying human remains by gender & race
This information is vital to criminal investigations and understanding ancient civilizations
Five Years After Failed Coup, Turkey Languishes in Doldrums
Five years after a group in the military tried to overthrow President Erdogan's government, democracy and rule of law are in decline - as is the economy - while the young flee the country.
17 out-of-place artifacts said to suggest high-tech prehistoric civilizations existed
Mounting evidence suggest that prehistoric civilizations possessed advanced technological knowledge that was lost throughout the ages
Trade union unhappy with partial reopening of hospitality sector
Ljubljana – Although the hospitality sector has been eagerly awaiting at least a partial reopening, it is unhappy with the government’s decision to reopen only outdoor facilities in eight of Slovenia’s 12 regions with the best epidemiological situation. There, outdoor facilities will operate from 7am to 7pm for a week from Monday, 19 April.