معرفی
Erdoğan KARAŞAH serves as a Lecturer within a university rectorate administration, though his specific institutional affiliation remains unconfirmed in available records. His career is anchored in Turkish literary and educational scholarship with formal training across two prominent Turkish universities.
His academic credentials include:
- PhD in New Turkish Literature from Atatürk University's Institute of Turkic Studies (2012)
- Master's Degree in Educational Sciences from Kafkas University's Faculty of Education (2007-2009), thesis: "Children and Child Education in Ömer Seyfettin's Stories"
- Bachelor's Degree in Secondary School Social Sciences Education from Atatürk University's Kazım Karabekir Faculty of Education (1983-1991)
Research focuses on pedagogical themes in Turkish fiction, particularly child representation in classical literature like Ömer Seyfettin's works. This bridges literary analysis with educational theory, examining how narratives shape childhood education concepts in Turkish cultural contexts. His specialization in New Turkish Literature indicates deep engagement with modern literary movements and educational applications.
Current metrics show no scientific awards, publications, or student supervision activities. His rectorate position suggests administrative responsibilities within university governance structures, potentially involving academic policy or institutional management rather than classroom teaching.
