This book delves into the discourse and evolution of Turkish Nationalism by focusing on the ideologies and contributions of four prominent thinkers: Mehmet Ziya Gokalp, Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, Huseyin Nihal Atsiz, and Alparslan Turkes. Employing textual analysisand an ethno-symbolist approach, the study explores their works, actions, discourse, and legacies to understand the interconnectedness of these figures and the boundaries of Turkish Nationalism. Mehmet Ziya Gokalp, regarded as the "father" of Ideological Turkish Nationalism, laid the foundation for subsequent nationalists and significantly influenced the establishment of the Republic of Turkey. His three ideals of becoming "more Turk, more Islamic, and more modern" set the trajectory for Turkish Nationalism throughout the century. Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, the founder of Modern Turkey, also played a nationalist role, implementing policies that reflected a strong nationalistic stance. However, interpretations of his legacy have varied among different groups.
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