Baha Tevfik

by Zarcone, Thierry

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Baha Tevfik (Bahā Tevfīq, 1881 or 1884–1914) was born in Izmir, to a family of little means. His father later became the owner of a small bookshop in Istanbul. After graduating from the Ottoman School of Civil Administration (Mekteb-i Mülkiyye) in Istanbul, Tevfik worked as a civil servant in Izmir (1908) and later taught philosophy at a private high school (1913). Tevfik was interested in Western philosophy and sciences, and he mastered French, studied European thought, and contributed to a nu…

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Baha Tevfik (Bahā Tevfīq, 1881 or 1884–1914) was born in Izmir, to a family of little means. His father later became the owner of a small bookshop in Istanbul. After graduating from the Ottoman School of Civil Administration (Mekteb-i Mülkiyye) in Istanbul, Tevfik worked as a civil servant in Izmir (1908) and later taught philosophy at a private high school (1913). Tevfik was interested in Western philosophy and sciences, and he mastered French, studied European thought, and contributed to a number of academic journals. In 1910, he established

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  • Publisher(s):Brill
  • Language:eng

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  • wc:ALei1248

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eng Islam

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Zarcone, Thierry

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