Elif Gençkal Eroler
Biographic Data
| ID | 5094827 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Elif Gençkal Eroler |
| GIVEN NAMES | Elif Gençkal |
| FAMILY NAME | Eroler |
| SIGNATURE | EROLER E G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Istanbul Topkapi University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5372-6591 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Academic Elite Circulation and Reconfiguration of Modernization
Bir Epistemik Mücadele Örneği Olarak Türkiye’de Pandemi Döneminde Yükselen Feminist Hareket
Bu çalışma, AB’ye aday ülke olan Türkiye’nin koronavirus pandemisi dönemindeki toplumsal cinsiyete ilişkin politikalarına odaklanır ve feminist hareketi erkek egemen bilgi üretiminin yarattığı epistemik adaletsizliğe karşı bir epistemik mücadele olarak inceler. Söz konusu mücadele, muhafazakâr patriyarkanın erkeği kadına önceleyen hiyerarşik bakış açısının eleştirisini içerdiği ve erkek-egemen bakış açısının inşa ettiği ve kadını ikincil konuma d…
Alternative modernities and epistemic struggles for recognition in Turkish media
The concept of modernity and its association with the West and secularism is being challenged with the rise of religious movements in the age of globalisation. This provides a fertile ground for alternative modernities, disconnected from the West and secularism, to surface. This paper provides a theoretical explanation for the emergence of alternative modernities by drawing on insights from epistemic injustice and recognition theory, through an a…
An ‘alternative’ imagination of national identity in Turkey
This article elaborates upon Blue Anatolianism as another form of supranationalism with which Turkish nationalism is linked. Having quite different arguments from other types of Anatolianisms and supranationalisms on culture and civilization, Blue Anatolianists ‘creatively’ include the West in their perception of Turkishness. This study investigates the Blueists’ claims regarding Western civilization – as the only civilization – and the Turkish n…
Religious education in Turkey in the mirror of Europeanization
Taking religious education as an important indicator in evaluating religious freedom in a country, this paper focuses on the religion courses in Turkey in order to evaluate Europeanisation and religious freedom in the country. The EU Commission’s recent progress reports indicated that the conduct of religious courses in Turkey is incompatible with EU norms. Although important legal arrangements have been made in accordance with the adoption of mi…
Alternative modernities and epistemic struggles for recognition in Turkish media
The concept of modernity and its association with the West and secularism is being challenged with the rise of religious movements in the age of globalisation. This provides a fertile ground for alternative modernities, disconnected from the West and secularism, to surface. This paper provides a theoretical explanation for the emergence of alternative modernities by drawing on insights from epistemic injustice and recognition theory, through an a…
Religious education in Turkey in the mirror of Europeanization
Taking religious education as an important indicator in evaluating religious freedom in a country, this paper focuses on the religion courses in Turkey in order to evaluate Europeanisation and religious freedom in the country. The EU Commission’s recent progress reports indicated that the conduct of religious courses in Turkey is incompatible with EU norms. Although important legal arrangements have been made in accordance with the adoption of mi…
An ‘alternative’ imagination of national identity in Turkey
This article elaborates upon Blue Anatolianism as another form of supranationalism with which Turkish nationalism is linked. Having quite different arguments from other types of Anatolianisms and supranationalisms on culture and civilization, Blue Anatolianists ‘creatively’ include the West in their perception of Turkishness. This study investigates the Blueists’ claims regarding Western civilization – as the only civilization – and the Turkish n…
Alternative modernities and epistemic struggles for recognition in Turkish media
The concept of modernity and its association with the West and secularism is being challenged with the rise of religious movements in the age of globalisation. This provides a fertile ground for alternative modernities, disconnected from the West and secularism, to surface. This paper provides a theoretical explanation for the emergence of alternative modernities by drawing on insights from epistemic injustice and recognition theory, through an a…
Bir Epistemik Mücadele Örneği Olarak Türkiye’de Pandemi Döneminde Yükselen Feminist Hareket
Bu çalışma, AB’ye aday ülke olan Türkiye’nin koronavirus pandemisi dönemindeki toplumsal cinsiyete ilişkin politikalarına odaklanır ve feminist hareketi erkek egemen bilgi üretiminin yarattığı epistemik adaletsizliğe karşı bir epistemik mücadele olarak inceler. Söz konusu mücadele, muhafazakâr patriyarkanın erkeği kadına önceleyen hiyerarşik bakış açısının eleştirisini içerdiği ve erkek-egemen bakış açısının inşa ettiği ve kadını ikincil konuma d…
Academic Elite Circulation and Reconfiguration of Modernization
Turkey's Politics and Society (5 works) · Political science (4 works) · Law (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Civilization (2 works) · Epistemology (2 works) · Ideology (2 works) · Philosophy (2 works)