Özet:

In the Ottoman era, the position and role of the woman in society was constantly the subject of discussion. The post-Tanzimat women's status in society began to differentiate and the women's image in society in the period of Legitimation came to the forefront more prominently, bringing gender discussions in men's and women's relations with them. More than the role of the mother, women’s gender identity in society was the priority. In parallel with this, the conflict in which the Ottoman had entered in recent periods led to misery, hunger and unemployment, the gender phenomenon. The economic disorder created by the wars, the addition of gender identity in the woman has accelerated the emergence of zürevial diseases. During the period, the powers were in an effort to put different parameters into practice in order to overcome this problem. The focus of these discussions was the parliament. Members of the parliament consider the implementation of different practices in solving the problem, while they believed that changing the mind world of society through more education would be a more durable solution. The commission established in 1932 for the control of the illnesses of the fox and zurev, which is a continuation of the work that the parliament launched, was important to show the differences between the power and the scientific council. The point that made the data the Commission revealed different from other similar studies was that they did not isolate themselves from the work done in this field by closely monitoring the practices in the world.

Anahtar Kelimeler:

Özet:

The position of the women in the Ottoman era and the role they assumed in society have been the subject of constant debate. After Tanzimat, the status of women in society began to differentiate and the image of women became more prominent in the society with the Constitutional Era, brought about gender discussions in male-female relations. Rather than the role of mother, the woman's definition of gender identity came to the fore. In parallel with this course, the poverty, hunger, and unemployment that emerged as a result of the wars that the Ottoman had entered recently brought the gender phenomenon to the fore. The combination of gender identity in women and the economic crisis caused by wars accelerated the emergence of prostitution and subsequent venereal diseases. From time to time, the governments tried to put different parameters into practice in order to prevent this problem. The Parliament was the focus of these discussions. While deputies paid attention to the implementation of different practices in solving the problem, they believed that it would be a more permanent solution to change the mind world of society through education. The commission, which was established in 1932 to control prostitution and venereal diseases, which are the continuation of the works initiated by the Assembly, was important in terms of showing the conflicts between the government and the scientific committee. The aspect that distinguished the commission's data from other similar studies was that they did not isolate themselves from the studies carried out in this field by closely following the practices in the world.