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Bir olgu olarak 19. yüzyıla şarkiyatçı söylemle atfedilen oryantalizm, Batı ile Doğu arasındaki iktidar ilişkisinde genellikle kültürel ve ideolojik düzlemde bir söylem olarak ifade edilir; Edward Said’in kaleme aldığı Oryantalizm adlı çalışmasında ise ifadesini bularak yeni bakış açıları ve yorumlamalarla üzerine pek çok çalışmanın yapılmasına olanak tanır. Batı’nın Doğu’yu tanımlamak için kullandığı bu kavram, zaman içinde gündelik hayatın da içine yerleşerek bir anlam karmaşasına uğrar ve “oryantal” (doğuya özgü) olanın da yerine kullanılmaya başlar. Batı için Doğu’ya ait olan her şeyi tanımlamada kullanılan Oryantalist kavramı, Osmanlı Devleti’nde nasıl algılanıyor ve nasıl kavranıyordu? Coğrafi olarak doğuya konumlanmış olan Osmanlı’da telaffuz edilmeye başlanan Oryantalizm, Batı’dan ithal bir kavramı mı ifade ediyordu, yoksa kendi oryantalizmini mi oluşturmuştu? “Oryantal mi, Oryantalist mi? Osmanlı’da Oryantalist Algıya Mobilya Üzerinden Bir Okuma” başlığını taşıyan bu çalışmada Osmanlı’nın Oryantalizme bakışı ve bu kavramı nasıl algıladığını sorgulamak ve mobilyalar üzerinden kullanım eşyalarının temsiline farklı bir perspektiften okuma yapmak amaçlanmıştır.
Orientalism, attributed to the 19th century and to the Orientalist discourse, is often expressed in cultural and ideological platforms in defining the relationship of power between East and West. However, by finding its expression in Edward Said's work, Orientalism allows many studies to be done with new perspectives and interpretations. This concept, which the West uses to define the East, adopts a complexity of meanings by settling into everyday life and is starting to be used instead of the East (inherent in the East). How was the concept of the Orientalist, used to describe everything that belonged to the East for the West, perceived and comprehended in the Ottoman Empire? Did Orientalism, which also began to be pronounced in the Ottoman Empire, (itself situated towards the east geographically), mean a concept imported from the west, or did the Empire create its own Orientalism? This study, titled "Oriental or Orientalist? A study of the Orientalist perception in the Ottoman Empire from the perspective of furniture", is aimed to question the Ottomans' approach to Orientalism and how they perceived this concept, and to study the representation of daily -used objects from a different perspective, regarding particularly furniture.
Orientalism, attributed to the 19th century and to Orientalist discourse, is often expressed in cultural and ideological platforms in defining the relationship of power between East and West. However, by finding its expression in Edward Said's work, Orientalism allows many studies to be done with new perspectives and interpretations. This concept, which the West uses to define the East, adopts a complexity of meanings by settling into everyday life and is starting to be used instead of oriental (inherent in the east). How was the concept of the Orientalist, used to describe everything that belonged to the East for the West, perceived and comprehended in the Ottoman Empire? Did Orientalism, which also began to be pronounced in the Ottoman Empire, (itself situated towards the east geographically), mean a concept imported from the west, or did the Empire create its own Orientalism? This study, titled "Oriental or Orientalist? A study of the Orientalist perception in the Ottoman Empire from the perspective of furniture", is aimed to question the Ottomans' approach to Orientalism and how they perceived this concept, and to study the representation of daily-used objects from a different perspective, particularly regarding furniture.
Field : Güzel Sanatlar; Mimarlık, Planlama ve Tasarım
Journal Type : Ulusal
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