Salih Can Açıksöz
Biographic Data
| ID | 3693937 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Salih Can Açıksöz |
| GIVEN NAMES | Salih Can |
| FAMILY NAME | Açıksöz |
| SIGNATURE | ACIKSOZ S C |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 52 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Ethnographic Betrayals
What are the ethics and politics of anthropology in a world defined by the global surge of the populist and far right? How do ethnographers navigate the far-right field under conditions of political violence, state surveillance, and authoritarianism? In this article, I offer my fieldwork and postfieldwork experiences with ultranationalist ex-conscripts from Turkey’s Kurdish war as a window into these questions. My experiences demonstrate that ant…
Prosthetic Debts
Following the neoliberal restructuration of the Turkish welfare and banking systems in the 2000s, many veterans of Turkey's Kurdish war faced debt enforcement due to failed payments for prosthetic limbs. Veterans responded to debt collection by turning their own bodies into spectacles of debt and sacrifice by publicly removing and showcasing their debt-ridden prostheses. The media interest in these prosthetic spectacles further amplified the visc…
Sacrificial Limbs
Sacrificial Limbs
Ghazis and Beggars
Cet article concerne les anciens conscrits turcs qui, blessés au cours des guérillas kurdes connaissent une double vie, entre sanctification nationaliste et marginalisation socio?économique. Il examine cette double vie du point de vue du genre et révèle que les expériences de l'invalidité conduisent ces hommes à développer une position ultranationaliste vis?à?vis de l'Union européenne
Sacrificial Limbs of Sovereignty
Over the last decade, disabled veterans of the Turkish Army who were injured while fighting against the Partiya Karkerên Kurdistan (PKK; Kurdistan Workers' Party) have become national icons and leading ultranationalist actors. While being valorized as sacrificial heroes in nationalist discourse, they have also confronted socioeconomic marginalization, corporeal otherness, and emasculation anxieties. Against this backdrop, disabled veterans' organ…
Sacrificial Limbs of Sovereignty
Over the last decade, disabled veterans of the Turkish Army who were injured while fighting against the Partiya Karkerên Kurdistan (PKK; Kurdistan Workers' Party) have become national icons and leading ultranationalist actors. While being valorized as sacrificial heroes in nationalist discourse, they have also confronted socioeconomic marginalization, corporeal otherness, and emasculation anxieties. Against this backdrop, disabled veterans' organ…
Prosthetic Debts
Following the neoliberal restructuration of the Turkish welfare and banking systems in the 2000s, many veterans of Turkey's Kurdish war faced debt enforcement due to failed payments for prosthetic limbs. Veterans responded to debt collection by turning their own bodies into spectacles of debt and sacrifice by publicly removing and showcasing their debt-ridden prostheses. The media interest in these prosthetic spectacles further amplified the visc…
Ghazis and Beggars
Cet article concerne les anciens conscrits turcs qui, blessés au cours des guérillas kurdes connaissent une double vie, entre sanctification nationaliste et marginalisation socio?économique. Il examine cette double vie du point de vue du genre et révèle que les expériences de l'invalidité conduisent ces hommes à développer une position ultranationaliste vis?à?vis de l'Union européenne
Ethnographic Betrayals
What are the ethics and politics of anthropology in a world defined by the global surge of the populist and far right? How do ethnographers navigate the far-right field under conditions of political violence, state surveillance, and authoritarianism? In this article, I offer my fieldwork and postfieldwork experiences with ultranationalist ex-conscripts from Turkey’s Kurdish war as a window into these questions. My experiences demonstrate that ant…
Sacrificial Limbs of Sovereignty
Over the last decade, disabled veterans of the Turkish Army who were injured while fighting against the Partiya Karkerên Kurdistan (PKK; Kurdistan Workers' Party) have become national icons and leading ultranationalist actors. While being valorized as sacrificial heroes in nationalist discourse, they have also confronted socioeconomic marginalization, corporeal otherness, and emasculation anxieties. Against this backdrop, disabled veterans' organ…
Ghazis and Beggars
Cet article concerne les anciens conscrits turcs qui, blessés au cours des guérillas kurdes connaissent une double vie, entre sanctification nationaliste et marginalisation socio?économique. Il examine cette double vie du point de vue du genre et révèle que les expériences de l'invalidité conduisent ces hommes à développer une position ultranationaliste vis?à?vis de l'Union européenne
Sacrificial Limbs
Sacrificial Limbs
Prosthetic Debts
Following the neoliberal restructuration of the Turkish welfare and banking systems in the 2000s, many veterans of Turkey's Kurdish war faced debt enforcement due to failed payments for prosthetic limbs. Veterans responded to debt collection by turning their own bodies into spectacles of debt and sacrifice by publicly removing and showcasing their debt-ridden prostheses. The media interest in these prosthetic spectacles further amplified the visc…
Ethnographic Betrayals
What are the ethics and politics of anthropology in a world defined by the global surge of the populist and far right? How do ethnographers navigate the far-right field under conditions of political violence, state surveillance, and authoritarianism? In this article, I offer my fieldwork and postfieldwork experiences with ultranationalist ex-conscripts from Turkey’s Kurdish war as a window into these questions. My experiences demonstrate that ant…
Political science (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Turkey's Politics and Society (3 works) · Action Observation and Synchronization (2 works) · Diversity and Impact of Dance (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Migration, Refugees, and Integration (2 works) · Musicians’ Health and Performance (2 works) · Nationalism (2 works)