Abstract
A PIONEER MEN IN WOMEN’S JOURNALS AND EV HOCASI JOURNAL
Since the second half of the 19th century Ottoman women have tried to Show their existence in social life in the world of literature. When men encouraged women to write, women wrote their sex without hiding. For this, male writers have been role models for how to write until the first female writers are trained. Men who supported women's participation in the press world continued to support this by publishing women’s journals and newspapers. Most of these journals and newspapers are weekly or fifteen-day periodicals. There are long-term publications in these journals and newspapers as well as short-term publications. Hanımlar (1882), Parça Bohçası (1889), Âlem-i Nisvân (1906), Erkekler Dünyası (1913), Kadınlık Hayatı (1913), Seyyâle (1914), Genç Kadın (1918), Diyane (1920), Ev Hocası (1923) are the women journals which had one issue. In this study, the journal called Ev Hocası will be introduced.
Keywords
Ottoman press history, woman’s periodicals, Ahmet Edip, Ev Hocası journal.