
Classical Ottoman Architecture is an architectural style that developed during the 16th century, the peak of the Ottoman Empire’s political cultural and economic power. It is characterized by centralized plan layouts structural balance and monumental scale. This period’s architecture produced not only aesthetically and functionally refined structures but also representative buildings that reflected the state’s authority social order and religious legitimacy. Guided by Mimar Sinan this style was
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Esra Özkafa

Social structure is one of the fundamental concepts in sociology, referring to the totality of regular, patterned, and enduring relationships among individuals, groups, and institutions within a society. This structure emerges as a product of human life within society and forms the overall framework of social existence. The entirety of communication and relationships established by individuals to sustain a shared life constitutes the social structure. This concept aims to derive general laws by
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Nida Üstün