Özet:

Territory (property) and territoriality (property) are key concepts in many sciences such as ethology, ecology, politics, law, sociology, psychology, anthropology and geography. Both concepts are included in different disciplines and their use can also change depending on meaningful changes over time. The focus of people on different scales and goals, from everyday life to the highest levels of political organizations to global structures, also makes it more difficult to approach and study the concepts methodologically. Understanding the content of the concepts for the formation of political, economic, socio-cultural and personal spatial tissues in the geographical context is important in the proper conduct of spatial analyses. In this context, the concepts in the study were discussed in the field in the summer through the approaches in the fields of philosophy, primarily geography. For this purpose, the study of territory (property) and territoriality (property) has been drawn up with a multidisciplinary and comprehensive approach based on literature formed in various disciplines of science and geography. The study first studied the ethymology of the concepts territory (property) and territoriality (property). After that, ontological bonds were established with the concepts of property (territory) and property (territoriality) which were defended as the Turkish correspondence of the concepts. In the study, the interdisciplinary dimension has also been drawn up with the analysis of the concepts of property (territory) and property (territoriality) in different disciplines. Three of the concepts that appear concrete in the space are examined as the last part. In the field, these concepts, which are materialized as spatial behaviors, political formations and socio-cultural spaces, have been analyzed by examples.