Aydın Sayili

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ID4876936
NOMBREAydın Sayili
NOMBRESAydın
APELLIDOSayili
FIRMASAYILI A
AFILIACIONESAnkara University
VERIFICADONo
TOTAL DE OBRAS17
TOTAL DE CITAS3
TOTAL COMO AUTOR17
TOTAL COMO EDITOR0
PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN1937
AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN2020
ÍNDICE H1

  • Fârâbî’ni̇n Şi̇i̇r Ve Ri̇ti̇m Hakkinda Kisa Bi̇r Makalesi̇

    Open AccessAydın SayiliARTICLEHacettepe Üniversitesi Türkiyat…2020

    Not: Yazar özgün makalede özet vermemiştir. Özet çeviren tarafından yayın kurallarına uygun olmak amacıyla kaleme alanmıştır. Bu çalışması şimdiye kadar Fârâbî'nin bilinmeyen bir eserinin, görünüşte benzeri olmayan bir 13. yüzyıl elyazması üzerine kısa bir değerlendirmeyi amaçlamaktadır. Bu elyazması Ankara Üniversitesi Dil ve Tarih-Coğrafya Fakültesi Kütüphanesi’nde IS.I-4650 numarada kayıtlıdır. Metnin başta gelen bölümlerinde Fârâbî şiir şekil…

  • Atatürk, Bilim ve Üniversite

    Open AccessAydın Sayili, Aydın SayılıARTICLEBelleten1988

    Atatürk'ü doğumunun yüzüncü yılında bütün dünya saygı ile, hayranlıkla anıyor. Biz ona bağlılığımızı, ona sonsuz saygımızı nasıl dile getirelim? Biz ona neler borçlu değiliz ki! Bugün özgür ve saygın bir millet olarak varlığımızı koruyorsak, dünya ulusları arasında şerefli bir yere sahipsek, bunun için en başta Atatürk'e şükran borçluyuz

  • A Possible Influence, in the Field of Physiological Optics, of Ibn Sînâ on Ibn Al - Haytham

    Open AccessAydın Sayili, Aydın SayılıARTICLEBelleten1983

    Ibn al-Haytham was widely known in late medieval Europe where he was called Alhazen, the Latinized form of his first name Al-Hasan. Concerning him David C. Lindberg writes: "Alhazen was a prolific writer on all aspects of science and natural philosophy. More than two hundred works are attributed to him by Ibn abî Usaybi'a, including ninety of which Alhazen himself acknowledged authorship

  • George Sarton and the History of Science

    Open AccessAydın Sayili, Aydın SayılıARTICLEBelleten1983

    Sarton, who was born in 1884 in Belgium, came to the United States in 1915. He gave a few lectures and courses during his first years in America, and in 1918 he became associated with the Carnegie Institution of Washington. He had already founded Isis in 1912, while in Belgium, and although its publication was interrupted during the four years of World War I, it began to reappear in the postwar years when Sarton established himself in the United …

  • The Nationality of the Ephtalites

    Open AccessAydın Sayili, Aydın SayılıARTICLEBelleten1982Citada por: 1

    After the Kushans the regions of Transoxania, Khurasan, and northern India came under the rule of the Ephtalites, or White Huns, who are called Haytal, or Hayâtila in the plural, by Islamic writers. Syriac sources speak of them as Epthtalite or Hephthalite, and Abdel, and Armenian sources refer to them as Heptal. They are generally considered to have constituted a part of the Hiyugnu, or the Huns who invaded Europe, and they thus become, by this …

  • Atatürk, Bilim ve Üniversite

    Open AccessAydın Sayili, Aydın SayılıARTICLEBelleten1981

    Atatürk'ü doğumunun yüzüncü yılında bütün dünya saygı ile, hayranlıkla anıyor. Biz ona bağlılığımızı, ona sonsuz saygımızı nasıl dile getirelim? Biz ona neler borçlu değiliz ki! Bugün özgür ve saygın bir millet olarak varlığımızı koruyorsak, dünya ulusları arasında şerefli bir yere sahipsek, bunun için en başta Atatürk'e şükran borçluyuz. Birinci Cihan Savaşında Atatürk'ü Çanakkale savunmasının en can alıcı noktasında görüyoruz. Düşman hareketler…

  • Certain Aspects of Medical Instruction in Medieval Islam and its Influences on Europe

    Open AccessAydın Sayili, Aydın SayılıARTICLEBelleten1981

    Speaking of the university, Charles Homer Haskins says, "Universities, like cathedrals and parliaments, are a product of the Middle Ages. The Greeks and the Romans, strange as it may seem, had no universities in the sense in which the word has been used for the past seven or eight centuries. They had higher education, but the terms are not synonymous. Much of their instruction in law, rhetoric, and philosophy it would be hard to surpass, but it w…

  • The Emergence of the Prototype of the Modern Hospital in Medieval Islam

    Open AccessAydın Sayili, Aydın SayılıARTICLEBelleten1980

    Piety and Philanthropy cannot very well be divorced in medieval Islam, but by observing the Moslem hospitals and other institutions of charity and social welfare it is seen quite clearly that the idea of public assistance had developed beyond what piety alone could have produced. A discriminating and comprehensive consideration of the necessity of public assistance and social welfare, beyond mere religiosity, may be said to have been responsible …

  • The Observatory in Islam and Its Place in the General History of the Observatory

    J Vernet, Aydin Sayili et al.ARTICLEOriens1963

  • The Turks in Khurasan and Transoxania at the Time of the Arab Conquest

    Open AccessRichard N Frye, Aydın Sayili et al.ARTICLEThe Muslim World1945

  • Turks in the Middle East before the Saljuqs

    Richard N Frye, Aydin M Sayili et al.ARTICLEJournal of the American Oriental…1943Citada por: 1

  • The Palace School of Muhammad the Conqueror. Barnette Miller

    Aydin M Sayili, Aydın SayiliARTICLEIsis1942

  • Anadolu Beylikleri ve Akkoyunlu ve Karakoyunlu Devletleri (Anatolian States and the Ak Koyunlu and Kara Koyunlu Governments) . I. Hakki Uzuncarṣilioǧlu

    Aydin M Sayili, Aydın SayiliARTICLEIsis1940

  • Al Qarāfī and His Explanation of the Rainbow

    Aydin M Sayili, Aydın SayiliARTICLEIsis1940Citada por: 1

  • Was Ibni Sina an Iranian or a Turk

    Aydin M Sayili, Aydın SayiliARTICLEIsis1939

  • The Aristotelian Explanation of the Rainbow

    Aydin M Sayili, Aydın SayiliARTICLEIsis1939

  • Turkish Medicine

    Aydin M Sayili, Aydın SayiliARTICLEIsis1937