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In the new episode of Codex, we focused on the Istanbul bourgeoisie, enjoying its pleasures while the Anatolian people struggled mightily for existence. Through the eyes of the young republic's revolutionary bureaucrats, we discussed the moral decline of Istanbul's collaborationist bourgeoisie, and how this collapse took a provocative and exaggerated form in Yakup Kadri's writing.
00:00 Introduction
01:16 Is Occupied Istanbul Really That Degenerate?
07:36 The Collaborative Istanbul Bourgeoisie
09:28 1927: Ankara Brings Istanbul to Its Knees
10:57 Degenerate Westernization in Turkish Literature
13:41 How Did Women Get the Prerogative?
16:10 Where Does the Name "Sodom and Gomorrah" Come From?
22:30 Wardrobe Westernism
24:15 Leyla, disgusted with her own soldiers
27:02 "Would a man in this state even get on a tram?"
28:10 The Poverty and Desolation of Anatolia
30:06 Against Minorities
31:12 A Call for a Harder Revolution
35:53 How Do We Find His Literary Character?
36:18 Necdet's Liberation
39:26 What Would ESG Change in the Book?
42:32 Did the Nişantaşı Bourgeoisie Infiltrate the Republic?
43:29 "A Nation Is Made Up of Various Interest Groups."
46:31 Book of the week with Kitapyurdu
48:27 Closing
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