Kapadokyalı Rumların Aydınlanma Çabasına Anatoli Gazetesi Üzerinden Bakmak

Abstract

Bu makale çoğunun anadili Türkçe olan Kapadokya Rumlarının aydınlanma çabalarına odaklanmaktadır. Bu cemaat, bazı akademik kaynaklarda Karamanlılar veya Anadolu Hıristiyanları olarak da nitelendirilmektedir. Anadolu Hıristiyanları ondokuzuncu yüzyılda büyük liman şehirlerine göç etmeye başlamışlar ve akabinde de memlekette kalan hemşehrilenin eğitim yoluyla aydınlanmasına yönelik bir hareket başlatmışlardır. Elinizdeki makale, bu süreci Anatoli gazetesinin 1891-1899 yılları arasında yayınlanan nüshaları üzerinden incelemektedir. Anatoli gazetesi Yunan harfleri ile Türkçe olarak basılmış, yayın hayatına 1851-1912 yılları arasında devam etmiş ve Anadolu Ortodokslarının aydınlanma ve ahlaki değerlerini koruma çabalarına destek vermiştir.

Keywords

• Kapadokya,Anadolu Rumları,Aydınlanma,Karamanlılar

A Glimpse inside Cappadocian Orthodox’s Endeavor of Enlightenment Through the Pages of Anatoli Newspaper

Abstract

This article focuses on enlightenment endeavors of the Cappadocian Orthodox most of whom had Turkish as their mother tongue. The community at hand is also recorded either as Karamanlides or as Anatolian Christians in some academic literature. Anatolian Christians faced the phenomenon of migration towards big port cities in the nineteenth century and afterwards they initiated a movement of enlightenment of those who remained in homelands through education. This article analyzes this process through the issues of Anatoli newspaper which were published between 1891 and 1899. Anatoli was published in Turkish with Greek letters, remained in circulation between 1851 and 1912; and supported the enlightenment of Anatolian Orthodox as well as protection of their moral values. 

Keywords

• Cappadocia,Anatolian Orthodox,Enlightenment,Karamanlides

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