19. Yüzyılda Japonya’da Pan-Asyacılık ve Osmanlı Devleti’nde Pan İslamizmin Toplumsal Nedenleri ve Fikri Hareketleri, 20. Yüzyıldaki Yansımaları ve Dönüşümleri
Year: 2025
Type: article
Abstract: The late 19th and early 20th centuries were crucial periods for nationalist and ideological movements in Asia and the Middle East.As Western powers expanded their colonial ventures, two distinct but in some ways parallel ideologies emerged in Japan and the Ottoman Empire.While these ideologies, Pan-Asianism and Pan-Islamism, were rooted in a common anti-Western sentiment, they developed in very different geopolitical landscapes and influenced the historical and political developments of their respective regions.While both ideologies aimed to consolidate power and promote regional unity, their development and implementation were shaped by different historical and cultural contexts, leading to different outcomes.Intellectuals also played a crucial role in shaping, promoting, and sometimes challenging these ideologies.Over time, these ideologies were influenced by the intellectual debates within their societies, reflecting the changing contours of global politics and regional identities.This comparative analysis highlights
Source: Tarih okulu
DOI: 10.29228/joh.78068
Author: Bahar KARATAŞ
Institution: Trabzon University
Language: Turkish
Topic: Islamic Studies and History
Field: Social Sciences
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: bronze
OpenAlex ID: W4410266013