Bayram Ziyareti: An Atlas of Turkish Family Diplomacy

Field notes

The project divides extended-family life into recurring systems: visit sequencing, hospitality resistance, allowance transfers, interrogation, and household power roles. Its archive uses specific scenarios—including a neighborly parking dispute, a diaspora nephew’s speeches, and a tea-glass defense maneuver—as cultural case studies rather than generic advice. A labeled calculator adds a practical layer by combining perceived relative offense, minimum sitting time, and allowance amounts, although its operation is not visible in the supplied extract.