2016, ISBN: 9780892368617

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Ankara: Bilgeoguz Yayinlari, 2016. Soft cover. New. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. Paperback. Demy 8vo. (21 x 14 cm). In Turkish. 72 p., b/w plates. Anadolu'da bulunan… Mehr…

Ankara: Bilgeoguz Yayinlari, 2016. Soft cover. New. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. Paperback. Demy 8vo. (21 x 14 cm). In Turkish. 72 p., b/w plates. Anadolu'da bulunan Türkçe yazilmis ilk metinlerden yeni bir kesif (Metinler - çeviri - inceleme - dizin). As a new discovery, an Arabic manuscript book is found recently which has an unlighted identity and content that is progressively being analysed in detail. Interestingly in a few texts written in Turkic of the manuscript, Turkic phrases "olga" and "bolga" are both used, indicatively both Eastern Turkic and Western Turkic features can be seen in the texts. And thus, indications of the Turkic language Seljukian which has an "hybrid" grammatical specialities are determined in the texts of the manuscript. The texts are on the illuminating point of the Turkish language history from the perspective of their lingual historical era and for the progression in the centuries of the Turkish language. Grammatical specialities of the texts are also very important for the researches on the history and sources of Turkish language and literature in terms of increasing the present accumulation of knowledge. This book comprises the first results and stage of the analyse and reconnoitre on the manuscript which is conserved as an important discovery. Following results and stages of the research in order to get advanced conclusions are planned on the manuscript. In this work, methodologically at first, general physical features and the condition of the manuscript are clarified and a philological commentary on the Turkish language era of the texts, transcription, translation, detailed grammatical index and facsimiles of the 4 Turkic texts existing in the manuscript are presented., Bilgeoguz Yayinlari, 2016, 6, Istanbul: Isis, 2007. Soft cover. New. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. Paperback. Pbo. Roy. 8vo. (24 x 17 cm). In English. 184 p. CONTENTS: 1906, 9 September "I'm off to town to hang around the Council of Ministers" 13 September "Elchi's dovecot has been fairly fluttered" 23 September "Rottenness and flabbiness . has grown around the nation's heart" 29 September "Theoretical ravings . [about] . home life" 1907, 1 February "Chok-chok lonely oldum since the two tilkis left" 4 February "1906-7 has been a red-letter year to me . I had fallen and you saved me" 27 February "I often feel very very lonely and miss much" 12 March "Get photo'ed and send me one to see what a biyikli Yavri looks like" 11 May "Turks are more reliable than some British Ambassadors" 20 May "You will be sorry to learn that poor Onik Effendi died rather suddenly last week" 21 June "Condemned to everlasting waiting at the everlasting Porte" 15 July "And, Tilki, let me tell you a dead secret" 15 August "I met Miss Bell and was delighted tho' somewhat timid and humble" 5 November "I went to St Sophia the night of Power . I felt the throb of Islam more than I ever did before" 26 November "The beast must go" 8 December "I may get into A.H.'s political harem yet" 21 December "In an autocratic country like this being sound at the core or in the fish's head matters more" 27 December "[Your] last actually contained 3 numbered questions requiring a straight answer which of course we never give in the East" 1908, 9 February "So let my pen distil black treason" 3 March "I'm sorry to have drawn you over Ireland" 12 March "I have consulted the Turkish Sphinx [on who should be the next Ambassador]" 26 March "le Roi est mort - Vive le roi" 10 April "I am a cosmopolitan but it is a long way off . . With me it has been the outermost of a lot of concentric circles of which Ireland is the Bull's Eye" 11 May "You must not think me callous to human suffering. We have got certain things done but there is no use talking about them in public" 3 June "What do you think of our new chief? He isn't at all a bad choice" 9 June "I think you had better go on to the end as an uncompromising hater of Ireland" 21 June "I would never have gone to the extent of an 'entente' with Russia and above all not openly and gratuitously championed an anti-Turkish policy with her" 8 July "We have been quietly clearing off a number of 'current matters' to try and present a smooth surface to Lowther" 29 July "You remember one used to say in the Bodega that one must always be prepared in this country for the touch of the magician's wand to set Turkey on her legs. It has come" 7 October "The 'children' have received a cruel blow . but they are showing great self restraint" (?) October "Abdul Hamid was unkind in keeping me seven hours at the Palace today (Sunday) but I forgive him" 25 November "I have been intriguing frightfully during the last few weeks and frequently find myself in quaint places in Stamboul after dark" 16 December "We are now in the second phase of our revolution" 18 December "Yesterday (the opening of Parliament) I was busy from morning till bedtime. . He [the Sultan] is certainly the best comedian in two continents and played his part perfectly" 1909, 10 January "We shan't be hard on the Bulgarians. . I have called them the Japs of the Balcans and think they may one day be the nucleus of something big" 19 January "And now poor Turkey - all the romance gone - must take up the white man's burden and have done with childish days. . No, it cannot be, Tilki, and we must quietly prepare some fresh surprise" 25 February "The 'children' have . been naughty" 28 February "I yesterday assisted at a Bagdad Rly interpellation and debate" 6 March "We all wonder whether we are preparing some new neat little surprise for our friends in Europe" 30 May "The mutiny of April 13th was in no way a reaction to the old regime" 26 June "My pen is practically 'broke' like my spirit! . Ex, Isis, 2007, 6, Los Angeles: J. Paul Getty Museum, 2006. Hardcover. Very fine in very fine DJ; still sealed in original shrinkwraps and as new.. Folio in beige-spine color illus DJ; 319 p. : ill. (many col.) ; 29 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. 315-316) and index. "A collection of over 400 illustrations that describe the social, political, and cultural atmosphere of the Enlightenment between the late seventeenth century and the French Revolution. "-- Jacket || Contents: Introduction : Archetypes of the enlightenment -- 1: What was the enlightenment? -- The language of light -- The encylcopédie, engine of the enlightenment -- 2: The sociable enlightenment -- Getting together: coffee houses and conversation -- Reading: the making of the enlightenment -- 3: Marriage, children and gender: the enlightenment family -- Enlightenment animals -- The comfortable home -- 4: The global enlightenment -- The four continents -- Mythical China: Chinoiserie, Mandarins and markets -- 5: Exploring the self -- Masks and masked balls: disguising the self -- The island of love -- 6: Authority and architecture -- The Salines de Chaux -- Sands Souci: Frederick II of Prussia, palaces and a Chinese pavilion -- 7: Science and medicine -- Isaac Newton: exploring the cosmos and capturing light -- The art of anatomy -- 8: Epilogue: the legacy of the enlightenment -- The vision of Matthias Koeppel. || Enlightenment. Siècle des lumières. Kultur. Aufklärung. Time: Geschichte 1680-1790 || Europe -- Intellectual life -- 18th century. Europe -- Vie intellectuelle -- 18e siècle. Europa., J. Paul Getty Museum, 2006, 5<

2006, ISBN: 9780892368617

Los Angeles: J. Paul Getty Museum, 2006. Hardcover. Very fine in very fine DJ; still sealed in original shrinkwraps and as new.. Folio in beige-spine color illus DJ; 319 p. : ill. (many… Mehr…

Los Angeles: J. Paul Getty Museum, 2006. Hardcover. Very fine in very fine DJ; still sealed in original shrinkwraps and as new.. Folio in beige-spine color illus DJ; 319 p. : ill. (many col.) ; 29 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. 315-316) and index. "A collection of over 400 illustrations that describe the social, political, and cultural atmosphere of the Enlightenment between the late seventeenth century and the French Revolution. "-- Jacket || Contents: Introduction : Archetypes of the enlightenment -- 1: What was the enlightenment? -- The language of light -- The encylcopédie, engine of the enlightenment -- 2: The sociable enlightenment -- Getting together: coffee houses and conversation -- Reading: the making of the enlightenment -- 3: Marriage, children and gender: the enlightenment family -- Enlightenment animals -- The comfortable home -- 4: The global enlightenment -- The four continents -- Mythical China: Chinoiserie, Mandarins and markets -- 5: Exploring the self -- Masks and masked balls: disguising the self -- The island of love -- 6: Authority and architecture -- The Salines de Chaux -- Sands Souci: Frederick II of Prussia, palaces and a Chinese pavilion -- 7: Science and medicine -- Isaac Newton: exploring the cosmos and capturing light -- The art of anatomy -- 8: Epilogue: the legacy of the enlightenment -- The vision of Matthias Koeppel. || Enlightenment. Siècle des lumières. Kultur. Aufklärung. Time: Geschichte 1680-1790 || Europe -- Intellectual life -- 18th century. Europe -- Vie intellectuelle -- 18e siècle. Europa., J. Paul Getty Museum, 2006, 5<

2006, ISBN: 9780892368617

J Paul Getty Museum Pubns, Hardcover, 319 Seiten, Publiziert: 2006-11-06T00:00:01Z, Produktgruppe: Book, Hersteller-Nr.: 9780892368617, 1.86 kg, Verkaufsrang: 1782720, Europe, History, Su… Mehr…

J Paul Getty Museum Pubns, Hardcover, 319 Seiten, Publiziert: 2006-11-06T00:00:01Z, Produktgruppe: Book, Hersteller-Nr.: 9780892368617, 1.86 kg, Verkaufsrang: 1782720, Europe, History, Subjects, Books, World History, J Paul Getty Museum Pubns, 2006<