تطور الحياة الاجتماعية و الثقافية للمرأة في الأناضول (1908–1919)‎

Abstract EN

The second period of conditionality and the following is the actual period of women's enjoyment of a large part of the demands they have sought in the past in various fields and also the beginning of the women's movements for liberation and equality, which have appeared in public.

The voices began to rise gradually and especially by educated women who managed to communicate their voices either by founding magazines and newspapers, publishing many articles or establishing associations and clubs specialized in dealing with several topics about women.

The also stood up against all those who do not support women's ambitions to get their rights.

The circumstances played their rol in favor of women.

either by standing side by side with men in war or taking their place in public life when most men had been taken to the battlefield.

The period of study was characterized by the emergence and development of many clubs and associations.

as well as the increasing number of newspapers and magazines issued mostly by men, but most of the topics were in favor of women.

Education was part of these changes and one of the important elements of society that must be available to women so that they can take their rightful place in society.

In 1914, the Women's House of Art was opened in addition to other social changes, which in turn reflected the status of women, such as the 1917 Family Rights Act.

The research is divided into three sections.

The first one deals with education and its importance and most updates applied to this period.

The second explains the nature of the family and the public life of women in Anatolia at that time.

The third focuses on the development of the journalistic and institutional life of women in most of the sections of the newspapers and magazines as well as associations and clubs and their role in the period of study.