Yazidan Sanata, Inanctan Düsünceye - Anadolu Uygarliklari Seckisi

Anadolu Yarimadasi, Dogu ile Batinin kesistigi; iklimiyle, bereketli
topraklari ve dogal zenginlikleriyle insanlik tarihinin en görkemli
medeniyetlerine ev sahipligi yapmis bir cografyadir. Doga ile insanin
kadim birlikteligi bu topraklarda farkli kültürlerin ve geleneklerin
sürekliligini saglamis, yerel kimliklerin olusumuna zemin hazirlamistir.
Tarih boyunca disaridan gelen kavimler Anadolunun ruhuyla
bütünlesmis, kendi kültürlerini yerelle harmanlayarak yeni ve özgün
uygarliklar yaratmislardir.
Kitap, 2011 yilinda baslayan Tüpras Anadolu Uygarliklari Serisinden
süzülerek olusturulmus özel bir seckidir. Seri kapsaminda yayimlanan
Urartular, Frigler, Hititler, Pergamon, Lykialilar, Persler, Assurlular,
Hellenistik ve Roma Dönemi, Karialilar, Bizanslilar, Ionialilar ve
Pamphylialilar olmak üzere 12 kitabin her birinden secilen makalelerle
derlenen bu eser, bir yandan akademik derinlik sunarken, diger yandan
Anadolu uygarliklarini tarihsel baglamlari icinde bütüncül bir
perspektifle degerlendirmemize olanak sagliyor.
Due to its favorable climate, geographic location, fertile lands, and
natural
riches, Anatolian peninsula S at the intersection of the East and the
West has been a home to many magnificent civilizations in human
history. The
ancient and enduring bond between nature and humanity has led to
the
emergence and resilience of diverse cultures and traditions that paved
the path for the formation of local identities in these lands. Throughout
the ages, tribes coming to Anatolian from the outside were imbued
with the Anatolian spirit and, thus, they created new and original
civilizations blending their own cultures with the local and indigenous
ones.
This book contains a special selection of chapters distilled from the
Tüpras Anatolian Civilizations Series, which commenced in 2011 This
compiled volume of selected articles from each of the twelve books in
this series Urartians, Phrygians, Hittites, Pergamon, Lycians, Persians,
Assyrians, Hellenistic and Roman Period, Carians, The Byzantine
Period, Ionians, and Pamphylia offers not only the depth of expert
scholarship on each period of focus, but also allows us to appreciate
Anatolian civilizations in their historical context within a holistic
perspective.