Gezi’nin Dili: Göstergebilimsel Bir İnceleme / The Language of Taksim Gezi Park Protests: A Semiotic Review by Ahmet GÜVEN

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BELAGATTA NİDA ÜSLÜBU by MUSTAFA KAYAPINAR

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BELAGATTA TEMENNI ÜSLÜBU by MUSTAFA KAYAPINAR

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Kur'an'daki İnfak Kavramının Anlam Yelpazesi by Ali Rıza Gül

“…Infâq is attributed both to Allah -in its metaphorical meaning- and the human beings. The meaning attributed to Allah is understood as granting mankind material subservience. …”
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Kur’an-ı Kerim’in Türkçe’ye Çevrilmesi ve İlk Türkçe Kur’an Tercümeleri by Suat Ünlü

“…Above all, when this text is the Words of God which have many metaphorical expressions and gives the translator the fear of committing sin and taking the responsibility of people through wrong expression and explanation, translation gets more difficult. …”
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Mevlana'nın Mesnevi'sinde Tanrı'nın Varlığının Kanıtları by Hasan Çiçek

“…Mevlana, like Plato, Aristotle, Farabi and other philosophers before him, believes that God can be proved rationally and he explains the relevant proofs in his Mesnevi with metaphors, stories, and fables. These indicate that it is possible to deduce the most perfect Being from the imperfect things in the universe; it is also possible to deduce the existence of God from the fact that what is known and seen cannot come to exist without any cause, or that there must be a Creator for the things that are created…”
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Amfitiyatro, Panoptikon ve Görme Rejimleri / Amphitheater, Panopticon and Vision Regimes by Tuba Kancı

“…This article aims to look at amphitheater and panopticon’s relationship with the cultural and political dimensions of vision regimes of the societies from which they originate and suggests that these two architectural forms can be used as metaphors that characterize those societies. In this sense, this article also looks at the relationship between different architectural forms and the dominant understanding of politics, freedom, control and discipline in the societies which these architectural forms represent.…”
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Vejetaryen Olmayı Seçmek / Choosing to be Vegetarian by Esra SAHTİYANCI ÖZTARHAN

“…Meat consumption is regarded as a metaphor of the patriarchal system throughout the novel. …”
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