Abdulsamet Şentürk

Samet Şentürk was born in Yozgat, in 1996. He graduated from the Faculty of Theology of Recep Tayyip Erdogan University in 2021 with honors. In the same year, under the supervision of Teoman Duralı, he started a graduate program with a full scholarship in the Department of Philosophy in English at Ibn Haldun University to continue his research on "Ontological Side of Language; Twisting of Meaning in the Face of Subjective Reductions." After the decease of Teoman Duralı, he transferred to the Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies at Istanbul University. Currently continues on his studies in various fields such as philosophy of language, philosophy of religion in general and limits of religious language in particular, philosophy of mind and language, cultural aspects of God understandings, hermeneutics, cognitive psychology, etc.. At the same time, the author organizes programs to raise academic awareness in non-governmental organizations such as the Migration Research Foundation, the Association of Down Syndrome, and the Green Crescent. He contributed to Turkish literature by many articles published in peer-reviewed journals and also by translating various articles into Turkish such as: still continuing the studies of science, theology and ethics, Paul Nedelisky's work "Reality: A Shopper's Guide", art historian Arthur C. Danto's "Faith, Language, And Religous Experience A Dialogue", linguist Bahaa-eddin A. Hassan's "Frame Semantics in the Arabic Translation of Philosophical Terminology" etc.. At the same time, the author has undertaken the editorship of Vefa Journal.