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Tekinalp: Apostle of Adaptation (Tekinalp: Uyumun Havarisi) by Rıdvan Turhan is a comprehensive biographical study of Tekinalp's intellectual and political journey, which reflects the process of modernization in the late Ottoman and early Republican periods of Türkiye. Published by Dergâh Publications in October 2022 as part of the Sociology series, the work is 417 pages long. The author documents Tekinalp’s (Moiz Kohen) story of identity, belonging, and political transformation, and discusses i

Albanians, Solyots: A Novel Pretending to Be History, written by Ahmet Mithat Efendi (1844–1912), one of the most prolific voices in Turkish literature and intellectual life, and published as part of Dergâh Yayınları’s “Turkish Literature” series, is a historical and socially critical novel. Prepared for publication by Halef Nas, this work stands as one of the earliest examples of the renewal period’s Turkish narrative tradition and emerges as a text in which Ahmet Mithat Efendi articulates and