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Garnik Asatrian is not a reliable researcher according to the following recent researches; so please keep your personal concerns out of this discussion. If you needed to cite Asatrian, please be specific and provide in-depth contex on his claims and analysis to make sure it adheres to the scientific
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I have included several scholarly references that offer diverse perspectives on Kurdish identity and history, which may serve as valuable counterpoints to Asatrian's interpretations. Engaging with these works can enrich our understanding and ensure we maintain a high standard of scholarship in this
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This approach is not scientific in an academic sense and it's important to avoid unjustifiable opinions or falsifying scholarly research with unscientific methods. The age of a source does not inherently determine its scientific validity - what matters is the rigor of the methodology and analysis.
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Early Kurdish principalities includes "One of these dynasties may have been able, during the decades, to impose its supremacy ... build a state incorporating the whole Kurdish country if the course of history had not been disrupted" based on "One of these dynasties would have been able, during the
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This is a well known propaganda and racist line that the Turkish regime and Iranian regime used to deny Kurdish ethnicity. It has been proven to be false many times. Just incase I was wrong, I clicked the link and note 2, to be taken to where they got this information from, clicked search and went
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A Sumerian clay tablet from the third millennium BCE mentions "Kar-da" or "Qar-da", possibly the earliest reference to Kurds. This land bordered the Su people near Lake Van and may be linked to the Qur-į¹­i-e, who fought Tiglath-Pileser I. However, the linguistic connection remains uncertain due to
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has nothing to do with personal opinions... and you were the literally the person to accuse me of using my personal opinion, i.e. not focusing on the content. And this is not about "scientific methodology", this is about you attempting to use a predatory journal, it's really not that complicated.
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Recent research critiques his work, and I believe it's essential to keep personal views out of this discussion. If you wish to cite Asatrian, please provide specific references and context regarding his claims to ensure they adhere to scientific methodology and avoid any accusations of "predatory
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I've recently added information about the etymological connection between 'Kurd' and Sumerian 'Karda' based on peer-reviewed sources (Hennerbichler 2014, Zaken 2007). However, these additions have been repeatedly reverted with claims of "predatory publishing" without evidence. I kindly request a
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neutral third opinion to evaluate the sources and the relevance of this information to the article. The disputed content provides valuable historical context and is more substantiated than the current claim of the name being a Middle Persian toponym. Sciencebasedresearch
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That section about tent dwellers should be removed, as all it does it continue to spread misinformation and racist models from the Turkish and Iranian government about Kurds in order to continue Kurdish occupation. It has been proven to be false and outdated.
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Could you please provide specific references or evidence to support your assertion that Hennerbichler, F. (2014). "Kar-da-ka 21st ce. B.C.E. Karda Land of Valiant Mountain People Central Zagros East Terminological Analysis" is not a reliable source?
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All claims, whether old or new, should be evaluated based on their empirical evidence and scholarly merit. Enriching articles with well-supported scholarly research, regardless of publication date, helps maintain neutrality and academic integrity.
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These references highlight diverse perspectives within Kurdish studies and offer scholarly critiques of Asatrian's interpretations. Engaging with these works can enrich our understanding of Kurdish history and identity beyond Asatrian's
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Sigh... your edit was literally TAGGED as "use of predatory open access journal". Not by me, but by the system. Why do you think that is? And what do you think predatory open access journal is? What does it say here
882:- Hennerbichler, F. (2014). "Kar-da-ka 21st ce. B.C.E. Karda Land of Valiant Mountain People Central Zagros East Terminological Analysis". Advances in Anthropology, 04(03), 168-198. DOI:10.4236/aa.2014.43021 1546:
Hennerbichler, F. (2014). "Kar-da-ka 21st ce. B.C.E. Karda Land of Valiant Mountain People Central Zagros East Terminological Analysis". Advances in Anthropology, 04(03), 168-198. DOI:10.4236/aa.2014.43021
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I cannot find a scientific methodology for this claim. Otherwise, it is not acceptable in an academic context and must be rejected based on the lack of empirical evidence and rigorous scholarly analysis.
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These sources discuss the etymological connection between 'Kurd' and Sumerian 'Karda', as proposed by G.R. Driver, providing valuable historical context relevant to the article's scope. I noticed @
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If you have specific concerns about these sources, I'm open to discussing them. I believe this information adds depth to the article and offers insights into early references to Kurdish people.
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These sources discuss the etymological connection between 'Kurd' and Sumerian 'Karda', as proposed by G.R. Driver, providing valuable historical context relevant to the article's scope.
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19, no. 1 (July 8, 2018): 156ā€“73. This paper critiques the narratives surrounding Kurdish identity and potentially provide counterarguments to Asatrian's claims about Kurdish origins.
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please refrain from involving your personal views such as "the scholars aren't specialized in ..." and any similar psudoscientific claims which has no place in our discussion.
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s book. I also read through the paragraph that was displayed, and again. Nothing. Please delete this part as it is false information passed down to deny Kurdish ethnicity.
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Calling Kurds Iranian is dishonest as majority of us are outside of the country Iran. Iranic is the proper academic term to use for indo-Iranians. This was discussed in
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I've recently added information about the etymological connection between 'Kurd' and Sumerian 'Karda' based on peer-reviewed sources (Hennerbichler 2014, Zaken 2007).
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3, no. 1 (May 1, 2015): 3ā€“25. This article discusses the complexities of Kurdish identity and literary history, which could serve as a counterpoint to Asatrian's views.
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There's a literal wikipage on the denial of Kurdish identity, what are you on about? If you're uninformed about my people, please refrain from making such statements.
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this time. What does the current literature say? Are they in agreement, disagreement, something else? And you did not answer my question regarding use of ChatGPT.
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decades, to impose its supremacy on the others and build a state incorporating the whole Kurdish country if the course of history hadn't been disrupted" from
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A gentle reminder for the sake of keeping the discussions around the topic. Please avoid to cite references from "Trust-Me-Iā€™m-a-Scientist" publications.
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Apart from "might have been" being preferable to "may ..." it's a hypothetical scenario which I feel should be avoided in an encyclopedia article.
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To save space on the wikipedia's cloud storage, I suggest to leave the analyses for the experts or publish them on a peer-reviewed publication.
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Please keep the discussion scientific and I would like to request that we focus on the content and sources rather than personal opinions on me (
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1, no. 1 (January 1, 2008): 25ā€“41. This paper provides a historical context that challenges Asatrian's interpretations of Kurdish identity.
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Zaken, M. (2007). "Jewish Subjects and Their Tribal Chieftains in Kurdistan: A Study in Survival". Brill, pages 1-2. ISBN: 9789004161900
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Feel free to re-read my comment. And I'll say it here too; avoid randomly accusing someone of involving their own personal opinion (
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procedure applies to this page. This page is related to the topics of Kurds and Kurdistan, broadly construed, which has been
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https://en.wikipedia.org/Denial_of_Kurds_by_Turkey#:~:text=It%20was%20denied%20that%20a,word%20of%20Kurdish%20they%20used
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Thanks for your reply, here are other sources claiming the same. Could you please share your thoughts on this reference:
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I kindly request a neutral third opinion to evaluate the sources and the relevance of this information to the article.
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is you, indicating that I am not reliable. And what is "Trust-Me-Iā€™m-a-Scientist" publications? It's a Wiki policy -
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However, these additions have been repeatedly reverted with claims of "predatory publishing" without evidence.
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Great to see enthusiasm for evidence-free guesswork, but I encourage everyone to keep the discussion academic.
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Third time you have failed to answer my question, it's a simple yes or no question. And the only engaging in
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Are you using ChatGpt to form your replies? (which despite saying a lot, did not really address anything).
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means, more proof that you're just mimicking what I say. The first citation is still not reliable per
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publisher, and Advances in Anthropology, while an open-access journal, follows peer-review processes.
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A gentle reminder, please note that it's essential to keep personal views out of this discussion.
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A gentle reminder to the people actively concerned about the topics on the Kurdish history:
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it's not clear what changes you want to be made. Please mention the specific changes in a
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Interesting timing. Asatrian is reliable. This has been discussed to death, including at
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is a claim without evidence. Please correct me if I am missing something here. Thanks
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has tagged a source as "predatory publishing." However, Brill is a highly respected
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looking for where it says that in the given cite, and no where does it say that in
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You're just mimicking me. And I already demonstrated why it is not reliable
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Thank you for your cooperation in maintaining a scholarly discussion.
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I want to clarify that the content I added was indeed supported by
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I want to clarify that the content I added was indeed supported by
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Driver, G. (1923). The Name Kurd and its Philological Connexions.
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Driver, G. (1923). The Name Kurd and its Philological Connexions.
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gave a score of 95% to your reply (its even more noticeable here
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I am waiting to receive a reply from a neutral reveiwer please. @
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As stated. Seems better to move whole genetics section to
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Editors who repeatedly or seriously fail to adhere to the
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Could you please provide direct evidence for this claim?
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Extended-confirmed-protected edit request on 14 May 2024
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Should be changed to "Iranic ethnic group" not Iranian.
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What did they called Kurds in 1200's the mongols time
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is not acceptable: predatory journal. Let's move on.
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methodology and to avoid any "predatory publishing".
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What did they called Kurds in 1200's the mongols time
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