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Classical Mythology in Art

Contemporary Art

This course explores contemporary art theory and practices from after World War II to the present. The content is arranged in chronological order, examining how evolving technological, institutional, and theoretical approaches shape contemporary art. By emphasizing key issues and debates within a global framework, the course aims to provide students with critical tools for analyzing today’s art scene.

History of a City II

Explorations in World Hist. II

Trends, Debates, Historians I

The Ottoman Mediterranean

Readings in Ottoman Legal Cult

International Law

Symbolic Logic

Science and Society

Comparative Politics

Bord.,Citizens,Immig.,Refugees

Turkish Politics II

Comparative Politics

Quantitative Research Methods

Qualit.&Text.Research Methods

AdvanceResearchMethods&DataAna

This course aims to contribute to students' ability to analyze analytically and critically the diversities and vicissitudes of political institutions, actors, and discourses in Turkey and "continuities and changes" in Turkish politics. In doing so, the course begins by discussing the question of how to approach methodologically to Turkish politics and then proceeds by focusing on crucial problem areas, namely those of institutional problems, societal changes and demands, and identity questions. The course attempts to discuss these issues and problems by locating them in the international/ domestic settings. To achieve its aim, the course involves lectures, class discussions, and class presentations and requires both active student participation and reading course material before attending the lectures.

Thesis Preparation Seminar

Mind & Behavior