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Modern Myths, despite the Enlightenment’s rationalist worldview and the dominance of the positivist paradigm, refer to the new forms and secular sacralities that mythic thought has assumed in contemporary society.【1】 Traditionally defined, myth encompasses sacred narratives such as folk tales and creation stories, but at its core it is a philosophy and mode of thought belonging to every era of human existence. The fundamental function of myths is to impose order on complex experiences, knowledge

Hüseyin Rahmi Gürpınar’s novel *Mürebbiye*, published in 1899, offers a critical portrayal of Ottoman society after the Tanzimat reforms. The work provides insight into family life, Westernization trends, and shifting social values of the era. Through the position and influence of the French governess Anjel within an Ottoman household, the novel examines the disintegration of traditional social structures. Subject The central focus of the novel is the growing practice in Ottoman society of emplo

Place Attachment is a concept that expresses the emotional bond between individuals or groups and specific geographic places. It is commonly studied in disciplines such as environmental psychology, geography, sociology, and environmental education. This concept defines the degree of importance a place holds for an individual and the meaningful relationship established with that place. Place attachment is regarded as one of the fundamental components of the broader concept of sense of place and i