Kasımpaşa Ecole In Religious And Sufi Music
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Tasawwuf, Mevlana and Mawlawism, popular culture, Kasımpaşa ecoleAbstract
Popular religious representations in daily life through popular cultural products that focus on Sufism are the subject of this study. The main subject of the research is where Turkey's modernization manifests itself in terms of laicism and secularism, which social classes (law, education, etc.) and individual levels (family, worship, daily life, etc.) it penetrates. After the 1980s and especially the 2000s, as a result of the increasing presence of religious mystical elements in popular culture, religion-oriented motifs began to appear in popular culture. With this new Form, it aims to reveal how religious and Sufi concepts, such as religion and Mevlevi, have changed on this basic research axis, in terms of cultural sociology. In our study, text analysis, discourse analysis and semiotic analysis of films and advertisements, written and audio-visual popular culture products were discussed. These analyzes have revealed that while popular culture products profane sacred elements, religious melodies shape popular culture to a great extent, popular products with religious-mystical content are incorporated into the postmodernist understanding, and Sufism plays an important role in redefining the field of religion philosophically, culturally and politically.
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