söylemlerde

Söylem in Turkish refers to discourse or a system of statements that construct meaning within a social, cultural, or political context. The form söylemlerde is the locative plural of söylem, consisting of the stem söylem + the plural suffix -ler and the locative suffix -de, yielding “in discourses” or “in statements.” It marks a location or realm where particular ideas, norms, or ideologies are produced and circulated.

In academic and public discourse, söylem is used to discuss how knowledge, power, and social identities are shaped by language. The phrase söylemlerde is often employed to analyze or describe positions, narratives, and arguments that appear within specific domains, such as politics, media, or education. Examples include phrases like uluslararası söylemlerde or medya söylemlerinde, where researchers examine how certain ideas are framed and reinforced across texts and practices.

Söylem as a concept is central to fields such as discourse analysis, sociology, and cultural studies. It emphasizes that meaning is produced through patterns of statements rather than through isolated sentences. Turkish scholarship often engages with the idea that discourses reflect and reproduce power relations, ideologies, and social norms, while also allowing for resistance and change within different söylemler. See also: söylem, söylem analizi, ideoloji, discours.