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Ah su harem kelimesi Avrupa bu talihsiz kelimenin manasini nasil kavrayacak Kutsal ve yasak anlamlarina gelen bu Arapca kelime, Türk evlerinde sadece kadinlara ayrilan bölümleri anlatmak icin kullanilir. Simdi gözünüzde bir konak Türk sarayi, büyük bir Türk köskü canlandirin, Marmara Denizini ve güzelim adalari gören enfes bir manzarasi olsun. Bahcenin ahsap kapilari her daim acik durur. Dilenciler serbestce iceri girip araba yolunda ve bahced...

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Excerpt from An Englishwoman in AngoraOthers, moved by curiosity, have sought permission to visit the country under its new regime, but Nationalist Turkey has bidden them wait - until she is sure that her guests will write, or speak, the truth about what they may see, and can be trusted to forget the prejudices with which they would almost certainly arrive.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic b...

Excerpt from An Englishwoman in AngoraOthers, moved by curiosity, have sought permission to visit the country under its new regime, but Nationalist Turkey has bidden them wait - until she is sure that her guests will write, or speak, the truth about what they may see, and can be trusted to forget the prejudices with which they would almost certainly arrive.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic b...

Excerpt from An Englishwoman in a Turkish HaremHese letters do not claim to be a psycho logical study of Turkish character, nor are they a political or historical treatise. They are only an Englishwoman's impressions of Turkish harem life, written during a very happy and in teresting visit amongst Turkish friends. Should I not have said in these letters what my Turkish sisters expected me to say, should I not have understood their civilization...

Grace Ellison (d. 1935) actively encouraged dialogues between Turkish and British women at the outset of the twentieth century. Despite an impressive legacy, Ellison and her work have almost disappeared from the historical record, the republication of this 1915 work aims to address this neglect.

An evocative and thoughtful account of a feminist writer's experiences of Turkish culture and society, first published in 1915.

A partisan but fascinating 1923 account of Grace Ellison's visit to Angora (Ankara), the new capital of the Turkish Republic.

Grace Ellison (d. 1935) actively encouraged dialogues between Turkish and British women at the outset of the twentieth century. Despite an impressive legacy, Ellison and her work have almost disappeared from the historical record, the republication of this 1915 work aims to address this neglect.

Excerpt from An Englishwoman in a Turkish HaremHese letters do not claim to be a psycho logical study of Turkish character, nor are they a political or historical treatise. They are only an Englishwoman's impressions of Turkish harem life, written during a very happy and in teresting visit amongst Turkish friends. Should I not have said in these letters what my Turkish sisters expected me to say, should I not have understood their civilization...