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Turkish Identity and Culture on the Postage Stamps of the New Turkic States

Yeni türk devletlerinin posta pullarinda türk kimliği ve kültürü
Authors: YAZICI, Kubilay;

Turkish Identity and Culture on the Postage Stamps of the New Turkic States

Abstract

Millet olmanın en temel gerekçelerinden birisi, onu diğer milletlerden ayıran kendine ait bir kimliğinin ve bu kimliğin şekillenmesinde etkili olan kültürel ögelerin varlığı- dır. Bu kimlik ve kültür tarihsel süreç içerisinde şekillendiği için diğer milletler tarafından benimsenmesi kolay olmamaktadır. Kimliğin ve kültürün aktarımı esnasında her türlü araç, devletler tarafından sıklıkla kullanılmaya çalışılmaktadır. Bu durum kimi zaman bilinçli ve sistematik bir şekilde, kimi zaman ise rastlantısal olarak gerçekleşmektedir. Posta pulları kimliğin ve kültürün nakli aşamasında kullanılabilecek araçlar içerisinde yer almaktadır. Yeni Türk devletlerinin Azerbaycan, Kazakistan, Kırgızistan, Özbekistan ve Türkmenistan posta pulları incelendiği zaman Türk kimliği ve kültürü ile ilgili çeşitli tarihlerde basılmış posta pullarının var olduğu görülmektedir.

One of the basic requirements of being a nation is the existence of an identity that distinguishes it from other nations and the existence of cultural elements effective on the formation of this identity. It is not easy for other nations to arbitrarily adopt that identity and culture as they are formed in a historical process. States use many different means of transmission of identity and culture.. This is sometimes done deliberately and systematically, and states sometimes do this unintentionally. Postage stamps are among the instruments that can be used in the transmission process of identity and culture. When the postage stamps of New Turkish states Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan are analyzed, it is seen that there exist postage stamps of various years regarding Turkish identity and culture.

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Turkish Identity, Turkish identity, New turkish states, Postage, Turkish culture, postage, Turkish world, Yeni Türk Devletleri;Türk Kimliği;Türk Kültürü;Türk Dünyası;posta;posta pulları, Turkish Culture, postage stamps, New Turkish States;Turkish Identity;Turkish Culture;Turkish World;postage;postage stamps, Turkish World, Postage stamps, New Turkish States

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