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Turkish media to the secularization of Alosmna | ||
| Journal Of Al-Frahids Arts | ||
| Article 1, Volume 0, Issue 11, 2017, Pages 472-518 | ||
| Author | ||
| abd el-karem ali al-dubisy | ||
| Abstract | ||
| Support policy makers in Turkey, on the media as an essential tool to express their attitudes, and policies to gain support and support for their programs, as well as what it represents important channels used in the mobilization of public opinion toward issues related to foreign affairs or internal, and in building the political environment and re-formed in the light of continuing the conflict between secularists and Islamists, are derived and the Turkish media, its power and importance of the role played by, as one of the elements of the problem to the environment of political decision-making, they are tools for the expression of public opinion and attitudes of different problems that are of interest, and consistent with their references the intellectual and political, especially those problems relating to the dispute continued since the beginning of the twentieth century between advocates Alosmna the one hand, and the advocates of secularization on the other hand, the conflict that was dominated by the tension between the right and left, but the disappearance of the polarization after the fall of the communist ideology collapse of the Soviet Union, pay to the fore again Baltjazb between Islamists and secularists who turned now to the axis of political conflict and intellectual in Turkey, where a Turkish media, the main tools of confrontation between the two currents. | ||
| Keywords | ||
| Turkish media to the; secularization of Alosmna | ||
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