Applied Psychology: An Introduction to the Principles and Practice of Education
Jamie Alexander Mclellan
McLellan, who rejects rote learning, emphasizes student engagement, character development, and logical reasoning. His work offers a practical and scientifically grounded framework for educators seeking to translate psychological principles into effective teaching methods.
The Technique of the Sculpture
William Ordway Partridge
Before delving into technical instructions, the book begins with a brief history of sculpture across ancient civilizations to establish an aesthetic foundation. Partridge describes in detail the step-by-step physical processes of the craft, such as modeling with clay, making plaster casts, carving marble, and casting bronze. Emphasizing both mechanical precision and artistic intuition, Partridge provides a comprehensive guide that clarifies the process of transforming raw material into a finished sculpture by offering fundamental advice on studio tools, materials, anatomy, and fabric drapery.
The Religion of Babylonia and Assyria
Morris Jastrow
The book provides an in-depth examination of temple architecture, the priestly hierarchy, divination techniques, omens, and sacrificial practices. By highlighting the subtle differences between the Babylonian and Assyrian religions, Jastrow reveals how these ancient belief systems shaped the region’s culture and profoundly influenced subsequent Near Eastern religions.
A Comparison of Tendencies in Secondary Education in England and the United States
James William Norman
Norman addresses key topics such as the democratization of the curriculum, classical education versus vocational education, educational administration, and the balance between individual abilities and societal needs. The work analyzes how both countries have modernized their secondary education systems in line with their respective socioeconomic structures.
A History of Education in Modern Times
Frank Pierrepont Graves
Graves compares educational developments in Europe with their counterparts in the United States. The book highlights the transformation of education from a rigid, rote-learning-based traditional system into a student-centered, science-based social institution that meets the needs of contemporary democratic and industrialized societies.
A Theology for the Social Gospel
Walter Rauschenbusch
By reinterpreting fundamental doctrines such as sin, salvation, and the Kingdom of God, it emphasizes that sin exists not only on an individual level but also within social structures. The book calls on the Church to transform society in the spirit of economic equality, social justice, and collective moral responsibility, and to establish the Kingdom of God on earth.
Il Prima Passo Alla Filosofia
Luigi Ambrosi
By highlighting the historical development of Western philosophy, this book examines the fundamental doctrines of the major philosophical traditions and explains key terminology. Balancing conceptual analysis with clear exposition, the book aims to help beginners build a solid foundation in philosophical thought and reasoning.
Psicologia Elementare
Giulio Cesare Sansoni
This text, which presents complex cognitive processes through structured and pedagogical classifications, aims to provide students with a basic understanding of psychology by bridging the gap between the philosophy of mind and early scientific research on mental phenomena.
Thoughts on Science, Theology, and Ethics
John Wilson
While analyzing how scientific advancements have transformed traditional ethical paradigms, the study emphasizes the enduring necessity of theological principles in guiding human morality. Wilson, who systematically evaluates natural theology, scientific methodology, and ethical theory, offers a holistic perspective that reconciles empirical reason with moral and religious values.
Secularism its Progress and its Morals
John M. Bonham
The work argues that ethics is not dependent on religious dogma but, on the contrary, develops naturally alongside human knowledge, social solidarity, and rational thought. Observing the conflict between industrialization, intellectual freedom, and traditional theology, Bonham presents secular ethics as an essential foundation for the modern social order and human progress.
Character Through Recreation
Howard Palmer Young
The book explores how guided games reinforce fundamental virtues such as teamwork, fairness, and leadership in young people. By combining moral philosophy with practical guidance for educators and community leaders, Young presents play as an indispensable element for healthy character development and constructive citizenship.
The Principles of Money and Banking
Charles A. Conant
Conant, who integrates economic theory with historical financial crises, emphasizes the need for sound monetary policy and flexible credit structures to support international trade, industrial growth, and overall macroeconomic stability.
Toplumsal Bellek ve Kültürel Kimlik Açısından Âşıklık Geleneği (Azerbaycan Örneği)
Prof. Dr. Hatire Beşirli (Ed. Prof. Dr. Fuzuli Bayat)
This volume is centered on Prof. Dr. Hatire Beşirli’s research titled “The Tradition of the Âşık from the Perspectives of Social Memory and Cultural Identity (The Case of Azerbaijan)” and offers a comprehensive examination of the âşık tradition from historical, sociological, and cultural perspectives. 
Diyarbekir’de Edebî Muhitler
Doç. Dr. Mustafa Uğurlu Arslan
This study first attempts to examine which civilizations the city has hosted throughout its history and the place and importance of Diyarbekir as a city of art in the context of space and people. 
İlkadım Resimli Türkçe Sözlük
Muhammet Memiş
The Illustrated Turkish Dictionary of First Steps was prepared to create an illustrated dictionary of the 1000 most frequently used words in Turkish; in this context, it serves as a reference source containing the 1273 most frequently used words.
Yunus Emre Konulu Romanlarda Türk Halk Kültürü Unsurları
Serpil Kurt
Bu çalışmada Yunus Emre’nin tarihî, menkıbevî hayatı ve şiirleri bağlamında kurgulanan on yedi roman; halkbilgisi ve halk edebiyatı ürünleri açısın-dan incelenmiş, benzer ve farklı yönleri ortaya konulmuştur. 
Éducation et Sociologie
Émile Durkheim
Émile Durkheim’s Éducation et Sociologie examines the essential relationship between education and society. Durkheim argues that education is not limited to the transmission of knowledge; it also shapes moral values, discipline, and collective consciousness. 
Mehmed Esʽad Ağa's Divan (Review-Translation Written Text-Dictionary)
Dr. Havva Tok Yıldız
Mehmed Esʽad Ağa lived at the turn of the 18th and 19th centuries. He was educated at the Enderun and was not only a statesman but also a successful divan poet who wrote poetry in three languages. The aim of this study is to examine the life and divan of Mehmed Esʽad Ağa. 
The Nervous Child
Hector Charles Cameron
The Nervous Child, çocukluk döneminde görülen sinirlilik, kaygı, tikler, uyku bozuklukları ve davranış problemlerini erken 20. yüzyıl pediatri anlayışı çerçevesinde ele alan klasik bir eserdir.
Amasya Cöngü
Prof. Dr. Şahin Köktürk
Cönks are valuable sources containing rich material in terms of Turkish folk literature, folklore, and culture. 
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