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Fez Heart Travels around Turkey Book
Upon the orders of Kemal Ataturk, the fez replaced the turban as Turkey's national headdress. Outlawed completely in 1925, the turban is viewed as a symbol of Turkish backwardness. While living and teaching in Turkey for several years, Jeremy Seals developed an obsession for the fez, a hat he believes has come to symbolize the soul of the country. Through interviews with villagers and historical essays, Seals chronicles his journey through Turkey, to areas both metropolitan and remote, to find the heart of the country as embodied by its national head gear.Read More
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Product Description
Inspired by a dusty fez in his parentsâ?? attic, Jeremy Seal set off in 1993 to trace the astonishing history of this cone-shaped hat. Soon the quintessentially Turkish headgear became the key to understanding a country beset by contradictions. â??A modern travel classicâ? (Herald Express).
- 0156003937
- 9780156003933
- Seal
- 5 July 1996
- Thomson Learning
- Paperback (Book)
- 352
- 1st U.S. Ed
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