Place, Memory, and Healing

Harmanşah, Ömür

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“…Histories of places and peoples influence a community’s senses of belonging and obligations to those within the community, or to others, outside their communities (Cf. Harmanşah, 2015; Navaro-Yashin, 2012; Tangseefa, 2003; Tangseefa, 2006; Tangseefa, 2016). Two forms of history proved particularly important to the CE team: histories of violence and histories of cultural difference.…”

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“Nine Dimensions”: A multidisciplinary approach for community engagement in a complex postwar border region as part of the targeted malaria elimination in Karen/Kayin State, Myanmar

Tangseefa¹,

Monthathip²,

Tuenpakdee³

et al. 2019

Wellcome Open Res

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Background: In light of growing antimalarial drug resistance in Southeast Asia, control programmes have become increasingly focused on malaria elimination, composed of mass drug administration coupled with prompt diagnosis and treatment of symptomatic cases. The key to a successful elimination programme centres on high participation rates in targeted communities, often enhanced by community engagement (CE) efforts. Social science research was conducted to develop a conceptual framework used for CE activities in the Targeted Malaria Elimination programme, as a cross-border operation in Karen/Kayin State, Myanmar. Methods: Data was collected from three main sources: (1) participant observation and semi-structured interviews of CE team members; (2) participant observation and semi-structured interviews with villagers; and (3) records of CE workshops with CE workers conducted as part of the TME programme. Results: Interviews were conducted with 17 CE team members, with 10 participant observations and interviews conducted with villagers and a total of 3 workshops conducted over the course of this pilot programme in 4 villages (November 2013 to October 2014). Thematic analysis was used to construct the nine dimensions for CE in this complex, post-war region: i) history of the people; ii) space; iii) work; iv) knowledge about the world; v) intriguing obstacle (rumour); vi) relationship with the health care system; vii) migration; viii) logic of capitalism influencing openness; and ix) power relations. Conclusions: Conducting CE for the Targeted Malaria Elimination programme was immensely complicated in Karen/Kayin State because of three key realities: heterogeneous terrains, a post-war atmosphere and cross-border operations. These three key realities constituted the nine dimensions, which proved integral to health worker success in conducting CE. Summary of this approach can aid in infectious disease control programmes, such as those using mass drug administration, to engender high rates of community participation.

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“…Space shapes peoples’ worldviews (Cf. Carter, 2002; Carter, 2013; Harmanşah, 2015; Lefebvre, 1991; Navaro-Yashin, 2012). CE workers heeded two aspects related to space: geographic accessibility of each target village and villagers’ ability to exchange with or access information from the outside world.…”

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“Nine Dimensions”: A multidisciplinary approach for community engagement in a complex postwar border region as part of the targeted malaria elimination in Karen/Kayin State, Myanmar

Tangseefa¹,

Monthathip²,

Tuenpakdee³

et al. 2019

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“…Singer provided the most thorough argument for equating ḫ ilāni with the earlier Late Bronze Age Hittite word ḫ ilammar, associating it with a gate-house, which mostly refers to external entrances, and the KI.LAM festival. 33 The ḫ ilammar has subsequently been equated with the Hieroglyphic Luwian PORTA-la-na, which refers to a type of "towered gate house" and has been transliterated as *ḫ ilana by Hawkins and Singer. 34 Harmanşah argued that the urban festivals and spectacles associated with the ḫ ilammar would have been transferred to *ḫ ilana as well.…”

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“…34 Harmanşah argued that the urban festivals and spectacles associated with the ḫ ilammar would have been transferred to *ḫ ilana as well. 35 The King's Gate at Carchemish appears to be the only known example of such structure. 36 An inscription describes the *ḫ ilana as including orthostats and an upper storey for the king's wife.…”

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EMBELLISHING THE INTERIOR SPACES OF ASSYRIA'S ROYAL PALACES: THEBĒT ḪILĀNIRECONSIDERED

Kertai¹

2017

Iraq

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The bēt ḫilāni is one of the most famous features of Assyria's royal palaces as well as one of its most elusive. The term is mostly known from Assyrian royal inscriptions, which describe it as an architectural feature inspired by the architecture of Syro-Anatolia. Such explicit references to the architecture of other cultures is exceptional and provides a rare glimpse into the valuations of Assyria's architects.Modern attempts to identify the bēt ḫilāni archaeologically are almost as old as the field of ancient Near Eastern Studies. Unfortunately, the discourse has become more convoluted over time through the integration of disparate architectural features into a single bēt ḫilāni discourse and a narrow view of how architectural exchanges occur. Past research has generally assumed a morphological correspondence between the Assyrian bēt ḫilāni and the external porticoes that typify Syro-Anatolian architecture. This article will argue that Assyrian architects had a different set of ideals and interests which led them to change the external Syro-Anatolian portico into an interior feature used to add monumentality and ornamentation to the rooms of Assyria's palaces. This changes the bēt ḫilāni from a morphological category into a decorative one and contextualises it within the architectural traditions of Assyria.

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“…Örneğin Anatolizm görüşünün yaygın olduğu 1930'lu yıllarda, Alacahöyük'te bulunan ve "Güneş Dil Teorisi" doğrultusunda Hitit Güneşi olarak adlandırılan bir buluntunun sonraki yıllarda yeni kurulmuş Türkiye Cumhuriyeti'nin başkenti olan Ankara'ya anıtsal bir heykel olarak dikilmesini Hititlerin kutsallarını anokronik 110 biçimde tekrar ayağa kaldırılması olarak nitelemiştir. 111 Bu görüşün arkaplanında ise yeni kurulan bir devletin yeni bir kültürel kimlik inşa etmek için bir zamanların güçlü devletinin kutsallarını ve (ihtişamını) tekrar ayağa kaldırması girişimi söz konusudur. Harmanşah'ın yorumu, Art-Süreçsel Arkeoloji'den yola çıkarak oluşan, "Sembolik ve Yapısalcı Arkeoloji" esintileri taşımaktadır.…”

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Türk Arkeoloji̇si̇ni̇n Kurami

Gölbaş¹

2016

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ÖzArkeoloji bilimi, Avrupa'da, tıpkı diğer bilimlerde olduğu gibi Aydınlanma Çağı ile birlikte 18. yy.'da gelişmiş bir bilim dalıdır. Daha başlangıcından itibaren farklı bilim dalları ile ortak yürütülen arkeoloji, Avrupa'da tarihin ve özelinde kültür tarihinin, A.B.D.'de ise antropolojinin düşünsel alt yapısından beslenmiştir. Ülkemizde, kazı tekniklerinin ve belgelemenin dünya standartlarında takip edildiği ve Türkiye'de yapılan arkeolojinin dünyada kendisine hatırı sayılır bir yer bulduğu ortadadır. Buna karşın, kuramsal anlamda ülkemizde buna paralel bir üretkenlik oluşmamıştır. Ülkemizde cumhuriyetin ilk yıllarında kuramsal arkeoloji girişimleri yapılmış fakat söz konusu çalışmaların devamı gelmemiştir. Bu çalışma, dünyada kabul görmüş temel arkeoloji kuramlarının genel özelliklerini ve tarihçelerini anlatmanın yanı sıra Türk arkeolojisinin ortaya koyduğu kuramları ve Türk arkeolojisinin kuramsal anlamdaki kısırlığının nedenlerini anlamayı hedeflemektedir.Anahtar Kelimeler: Arkeoloji, Kuramsal Arkeoloji, Arkeoloji Tarihi, Türk Arkeolojisi. AbstractArchaeology is a scientific discipline that emerged in Europe at the dawn of the Age of Enlightenment during the 18 th century, like several other disciplines. Having been conducted in collaboration with various other disciplines since early stages of its emergence, Archaeology fed on history in general and cultural history in particular in Europe, and the infrastructure of thought of anthropology in U.S.A. Various theories have been suggested in different locations of the world for the past two centuries. Besides detection, documentation and analysis of remnants through excavations; archaeology, as a scientific discipline, has engaged in multiple ventures as to comprehending life styles of the ancient people, who left the legacy of those remnants. It is obvious that excavation techniques and documentation methods are followed at global standards in our country and that archaeological work conducted in Turkey has an esteemed place in the world. Notwithstanding, such productivity in terms of generation of theories did not occur in Turkey. Theoretical archaeology endeavors were initiated in the early republican era in Turkey, however such efforts did not perpetuate. This present study aims at acknowledging the theories set forth by the Turkish archaeological circles and the reasons of theoretical infertility within the Turkish archaeological realm in addition to addressing general properties and historic background of globally accepted fundamental archaeology theories.Keywords: Archeology, Theoretical Archeology, History of Archeology, Turkish Archeology. GirişArkeoloji,"arkheos" eski ve "logos" yol, yöntem, bilim kelimelerinden türemiş bir kelimedir ve Türkçeye "Eskinin (Geçmişin) Bilimi" olarak çevrilebilir. Arkeoloji asıl olarak insanlığın kültürel geçmişini, kültürlerin değişimini ve birbirleriyle ilişkilerini inceler. "Kazı ve yüzey araştırması gibi teknikler ve analizler kullanarak, yazılı kaynaklar ve her türlü somut kalıntılar üzerinden insanlığın geçmişini ...

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Place, Memory, and Healing

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“Nine Dimensions”: A multidisciplinary approach for community engagement in a complex postwar border region as part of the targeted malaria elimination in Karen/Kayin State, Myanmar

“Nine Dimensions”: A multidisciplinary approach for community engagement in a complex postwar border region as part of the targeted malaria elimination in Karen/Kayin State, Myanmar

EMBELLISHING THE INTERIOR SPACES OF ASSYRIA'S ROYAL PALACES: THEBĒT ḪILĀNIRECONSIDERED

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