A major common misconception in scholarship on Kurdish journalistic discourses is that Kurdish intellectuals of the late Ottoman period cannot be portrayed as Kurdish nationalists. This theory prevails because of the belief that they not only endorsed and promoted Pan-Islamism and Ottoman nationalism instead of Kurdish ethnic nationalism, but also because they allegedly eschewed political demands and instead concerned themselves with ethno-cultural issues to articulate forms of "Kurdism" rather than "Kurdish nationalism."
Refuting this underlying misconstruction of the nexus between Pan-Islamism, Ottomanism, and Kurdish nationalism, this book argues, based on empirical findings, that the Kurdish periodicals of the late Ottoman period served as a communicative space in which Kurdish intellectuals negotiated and disseminated an unmistakable form of Kurdish nationalism. It claims that hegemonic Ottomanist and Pan-Islamist political thought were used in pragmatic ways in the service of burgeoning Kurdish nationalism, but were rejected altogether when they were no longer useful to fostering Kurdish nationalism.
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Kurdish Identity, Islamism, and Ottomanism
The Making of a Nation in Kurdish Journalistic Discourse (1898-1914)
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Kurdish Identity, Islamism, and Ottomanism
The Making of a Nation in Kurdish Journalistic Discourse (1898-1914)
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Kurdish Identity, Islamism, and Ottomanism
- Series page
- Kurdish Identity, Islamism, and Ottomanism: The Making of a Nation in Kurdish Journalistic Discourse (1898–1914)
- Copyright
- Dedication
- Contents
- List of Figures and Tables
- List of Abbreviations
- Acknowledgments
- Translation and Transliteration
- Chapter 1
- Religion, Nationalism, and Power
- Chapter 2
- The Journal Kurdistan
- Chapter 3
- The Journal Kürd Teavün ve Terakkî Gazetesî (KTTG) and Its Ottomanist Rhetoric
- Chapter 4
- The Journal Rojî Kurd
- Bibliography
- Index
- About the Author
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