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Greek Creation Myth of The Universe and the Origin of the Gods

Ağustos 10, 2019Ağustos 30, 2019 Özhan Öztürkancient Greek religion, beginnig of the Universe, birth of the gods, Chaos, Chaos and Gaea, chaos means, Cosmogonic myth, Creation of The Universe, Cronus and Rhea, Cronus and Uranus, first born of the Titans, Gaea, goddess of the night, Greek Creation Myth, greek mythology, Greek primordial deities, Hesiod Theogony, Hesiod’s epic poem, Oceanus, Origin of the Gods, Theogony, Θεογονία0 comment

Like all of the ancient mythologies, the Greek Mythology started with the Creation Myth[1]; the story that explains beginning of things, origins of life and how the world began and how people first came to inhabit it. For the ancient Greeks this was their answer to the most fundamental question of existence. According to Greek poet Hesiod’s[2] epic poem The Theogony[3] the first formation, namely the beginnig of the Universe was chaos which meant uncertainty, infinite emptiness or disorder.[4] Chaos existed without form or purpose and he was made of…

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Industrial tourism threatens the sustainability of the environment and local cultures in the Black Sea Region

Aralık 30, 2017Aralık 30, 2017 Özhan ÖztürkAyder, Black Sea, Black Sea Region, culture, Industrial tourism, Local cultures, Pontos, rize, Safranbolu, sustainability of the environment, Trabzon, trabzon travel, travel, Turkey, Turkey info, Turkey tourism, turkish, Uzungöl1 Comment

By Özhan Öztürk Due to its cool and rainy climate and natural beauty in the summer, the Eastern Black Sea Region of Turkey has become one of the popular tour destinations for domestic tour companies and especially Arab tourists coming from Gulf countries. The intense tourist attraction dragged the region into an unplanned and unscheduled industrial tourism, where rapid and destructive influences on both the traditional life cycle and the enviroment have begun to emerge on the region, home both marine and transhumance lifestyles for centuries.

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