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This book offers a concise yet comprehensive overview of how religion, secularization, and media intersect within Türkiye's unique sociocultural context. Moving beyond the classical secularization thesis, the volume adopts a more nuanced understanding that emphasizes transformation, negotiation, and hybridization.
Bringing together thirteen interdisciplinary chapters, the book examines a wide range of topics from the secularization of law and Islamist intellectual debates to Turkish cinema, television dramas, digital atheist activism, humor, artificial intelligence, and online mourning rituals. Each contribution highlights how media operate not only as a tool but as a value-laden cultural ground that shapes everyday beliefs, moral tensions, and identity negotiations.
By situating these discussions within Türkiye's distinctive path of modernization, the volume fills a significant gap in global secularization and media studies. It offers fresh conceptual insights and rich empirical analyses for scholars and readers interested in understanding the interaction between religion and modernity in contemporary societies.
Contents
Chapter 1: Introduction.- Chapter 2: A Glance at the Secularization of Law from the Perspective of Journals: From the Ottoman Empire to the Republic.- Chapter 3: Secularization Debates in Islamist Journals post-1990.- Chapter 4: Secularization in Turkish Cinema: Yeşilçam Neighborhood Against the State Ideal.- Chapter 5: Restricted Islam: Religious Program Principles in The Turkish Radio and Television Corporation (TRT) General Broadcasting Plans (1977-2004).- Chapter 6: Is the Family Spell Being Broken? The Secularization of the Family Concept in Turkish TV Series: The Case of 'Aile' Series.- Chapter 7: Post-Secular Religion and Society in Türkiye: The Case of Kübra Series.- Chapter 8: Public Sphere and New Media in Türkiye: A Metatheoretical Observation Related to Literature.- Chapter 9: Secular Language in Generation Z Discourses in Digital Environments: The Case of Twitter / X.- Chapter 10: Online Strategies of Atheistic Movements in Türkiye: The Case of Ateizm Derneği.- Chapter 11: Hybridizing Beliefs in the Age of Secularization and the Search for Meaning on Social Media: The Case of the Dark Retreat.- Chapter 12: "Loose" Muslim "Strict" Opponent: Religion as an Object of Humor in Social Media Stand-Ups.- Chapter 13: Remembrance and Mourning Rituals in Digital Cemeteries.- Chapter 14: Social Reflections of Smart City Applications in Türkiye: Konya Metropolitan Municipality Practices (Youth Culture Card).
