Along with the terms 'Karamanli texts' or 'Karamanli literature', Karamanlidika conventionally
refers to Turkish texts written in Greek characters, produced by and for the Turkophone …

The Karamanlides are Greek Orthodox Christians originally located in Central Anatolia with
Turkish as their primary language. Cries and Whispers in Karamanlidika Books contains the …

Beginning from the second half of the nineteenth century, Turkish folk stories were printed
first in Turkish using the Arabic alphabet, after a short while in Turkish in the Armenian …

Recent years have seen an increase in scholarly interest in the karamanli Christians, that
sizeable population of Turkish-speaking Orthodox Christians, who were mainly concentrated …

A volume of Analecta (Greek analegein= to gather) is always, in a sense, a report on one's
work and to some extent one's life if, for better or worse, one's life and work are closely …

The linguistic aspects of Karamanlidika literature (Turkish texts in Greek characters) have
not yet been investigated sufficiently. The present contribution is an approach to the history …

A Karaite manuscript in Istanbuli Turkish written in Hebrew characters has turned up in
Germany lately. This article investigates the whereabouts of the manuscript and tries to …

Karamanlides are Christian Orthodox who write and read Turkish in Greek letters and speak
Turkish. There are various opinions about the origin of this name. The most common view is …

During the existence of the Ottoman Empire, in its multi-ethnic and multicultural space,
several phenomena of syncretism 1 developed, such as the writing of languages in an …

Eaeh manuseript of the Crimean Karaim Bible is valuable material that brings new evidenee
on the language used by Karaims. it is eertainly the most reliable souree of information on …