"Turkish-Muslim Identity from a Japanese Academic Perspective: An Autoethnographic Inquiry," Eskiyeni
In this article the author presents an autoethnographic reflection on Turkish-Muslim identity through the lived experience of a Japanese anthropologist himself who embraced Islam and has made Turkey his home for nearly two decades. Rather than treating personal narrative as anecdotal memory, the study takes it as a valuable site of knowledge production, where individual experience intersects with larger cultural and social dynamics. At the same time, drawing on the principles of autoethnography and reflexive anthropology, the paper situates the author’s own trajectory as both a methodological tool and an ethnographic text in its own right. This article looks at how the experience of religious conversion unfolds in social, emotional, and intellectual terms. It pays special attention to the ...
"Alevis and Heritage," Toward a Better Understanding of the Middle East
Hiroki WAKAMATSU
"Alevis and Heritage," Toward a Better Understanding of the Middle East
""Din Antropolojisi," Antropolojinin 100. Yılında Kuramdan Sahaya Çalışmalar
Hiroki WAKAMATSU
""Din Antropolojisi," Antropolojinin 100. Yılında Kuramdan Sahaya Çalışmalar
"Aşiret Kavramı ile Etnik Aidiyetin Oluşumuna Örnek Olarak Lolan Aşireti," Aktör, Müttefik, Şaki: Kürt Aşiretleri
Hiroki WAKAMATSU
"Aşiret Kavramı ile Etnik Aidiyetin Oluşumuna Örnek Olarak Lolan Aşireti," Aktör, Müttefik, Şaki: Kürt Aşiretleri
"INTEGRATION OR ASSIMILATION? SURVIVAL STRATEGIES OF ALEVIS IN TURKEY," Survival Strategies of Minorities in the Middle East Studies on Religious and Politico-Social Minority Groups in Middle Eastern Societies
Hiroki WAKAMATSU
"INTEGRATION OR ASSIMILATION? SURVIVAL STRATEGIES OF ALEVIS IN TURKEY," Survival Strategies of Minorities in the Middle East Studies on Religious and Politico-Social Minority Groups in Middle Eastern Societies
"Bir Japon'un Müslüman Olma Süreci: Otoetnografik Bir Sosyal Antropoloji Denemesi," Japonya'da İslam ve Diğer Dinler
Hiroki WAKAMATSU
"Bir Japon'un Müslüman Olma Süreci: Otoetnografik Bir Sosyal Antropoloji Denemesi," Japonya'da İslam ve Diğer Dinler