sakızağacı - the world and me Comments

by: HEY_KEL_BERBER

Thu, 17 Jul 2008 18:55:54 +0100

MERHABA GURBETI iCiN DE BiR BICAK YARASI KiBi HiSSEDEN VATAN HASRETi CEKEN muslüman kardeslerim ve TÜRK DOSTLARIM DüNYADA NE KOLAY Ki HERSEYiN BiR ZORLUGU VARDIR DÜNYANIN YÜKÜ AGIRDIR BAZEN YüRüYEMEZ HALE GETiRiR insan oglu lokma yerken bile yorulur mus sabir herseyin hayirlisidir bu arada biliyormusunuz orada ka sabah kavaltinin yerini hic bir sey tutamaz bir araba bile tbr ederim emek veren kardesim KAHVALTI ICIN TSK LER

by: vera

Thu, 18 Oct 2007 08:36:45 +0100

patriarchy is a concept of power, which is not specifically Islamic. we can discuss about the connection between patriarchy and the concept of one-god-religions, especially the connecion between the dualism good/bad and the gender dualism, but it will not matter, whether to describe an Islamic, or an Christian or Jewish society at this point. And at this point, I speak about societies, which are influenced by religious ideas, which are Western European as well as the Turkish. This is imho one important axiom, if we want to discuss patriarchy in specific societies.
I don’t deny, there are differencies in general gender role pattern. But I disagree with the attempt to explain them by a kind of cultural heritage. It is more a difference a difference in actual social debates. So far why I accuse the explanation of the photos to construct a cultural difference.
These queers, those you can meet right next to taksim, the epicenter of istanbuls entertainment industry. I just tried to imagine them, with all their acting, laughing,their way to defend against sexist attacks. With their way to organize their working situation. The interactions between them and their neighbourhood. But all this is the work not about. The background is black, where all of this happens behind the portrayed.

by: elenore

Wed, 17 Oct 2007 14:21:09 +0100

in a way we are back now in our discussion about your present district: as you say that these queers possibly wouldnt be accepted in any western city, waht do you mean then? is it maybe the so called “oriantalism” which would ban transsexuals into oriental countries? because not-normal people like transgender arent accepted in the west? or what do you mean by “those queers”? (btw: isnt turkeey a non-religious state?! in fact??)

by: Anonymous

Thu, 20 Sep 2007 16:12:56 +0100

hallo mark hanim! wie geht es? anni war grad hier und es war schön wie immer. der sommer läuft so langsam aus, es regnet jetzt ab und zu und das ist gut so.mein freund hat ein geräumiges aquarium angeschafft, ich füttere jetzt die fische. bonnie war 2 wochen im krankenhaus, becken- und hüftfraktur nach absturz. jetzt geht es ihr aber wieder ganz gut. sie hat jetzt einen lila iro am po und schmisse auf jeder seite. und ein zahn ist abgebrochen. alles liebe an euch beide! von uns

by: Anonymous

Sun, 16 Sep 2007 18:49:46 +0100

canim. seni cok iyi anliyorum. vermiss dich aber auch
sehr. es sind doch schon mal paar monate vergangen
zumindest. grüsse aus aynalicesme.
B.

by: Anonymous

Sun, 26 Aug 2007 11:25:58 +0100

happy to have news from you, i miss you, i want you to
know that your cafe machine is working as often as when you were using it. hope to see you soon and hope you´ll
get used to your new life (but not that much, we want
to see you back here). haydı i have to drink my cafe
before it gets cold. X
B çok selam söylüyor sana
seni özledik
jelli´ye de selam var

by: classless

Sat, 25 Aug 2007 14:31:18 +0100

Don’t let German life consume you.

by: Jelena

Fri, 24 Aug 2007 17:58:38 +0100

SAMSUN 216 !!! Would be thaaat great! But only Samsun iki yüz on altı, not the normal Samsun they are crap!
Oh you are in Istanbul, I am jealous.

by: marcfrost

Thu, 23 Aug 2007 16:42:56 +0100

Hı. I’m ın Istanbul these days. so ıf you somethıng need or mıss (coffee.tea.samsun…), let me know.
so long…

by: vera

Wed, 22 Aug 2007 16:57:19 +0100

oh, naja, kein internet und keine bloglaune, aber ich ruf dich mal an … bis bald …