Educational books published by young Turks in Egypt (1890-1908)

In the process of modernization of the Ottoman Empire, Cairo has become one of the most important intellectual centers. In this process Ottoman intellectuals closely involved with the state's educational problems. They have written booklets to enlighten and educate the public. In these publicat...

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Published inProcedia, social and behavioral sciences Vol. 9; pp. 1090 - 1095
Main Author Gündüz, Mustafa
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Elsevier Ltd 2010
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Abdullah Cevdet
Ahmed Riza
Egyptian Press in Ottoman Period
History of Ottoman and Turkish Education
Young Turks
Egyptian Press in Ottoman Period
Abdullah Cevdet
History of Ottoman and Turkish Education
Young Turks
Ahmed Riza
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Summary:In the process of modernization of the Ottoman Empire, Cairo has become one of the most important intellectual centers. In this process Ottoman intellectuals closely involved with the state's educational problems. They have written booklets to enlighten and educate the public. In these publications in order to get rid of the state that Ottoman Empire in it had been persistently emphasized primarily to strike into education. In these publications to understand the western classics fully the information which related to women's education, agriculture and industry have been asked to tell the public. In this paper, four books will be examined that related to public education published in Egypt between 1880 -1908. They are Two Hopes (Gki Emel), Awaking! Awaking! (Uyaniniz! Uyaniniz!), Sultans and Princes (PadiGah ve gehzadeler) and Soldier (Asker).
ISSN:1877-0428
1877-0428
DOI:10.1016/j.sbspro.2010.12.291