Bursa’da Çekilen Filmler Üzerinden Kent İmgeleri: 1900-2012 Yılları Arası

A study analyzing films shot in Bursa between 1900 and 2012 reveals shifts in how the city's imagery has been perceived and utilized over time. During the Yesilcam period (1955-1972), landmarks such as the Atatürk Statue and Green Tomb dominated, while recent TV series (2017-2018) have reintroduced cultural resources from the city center. The research, based on Lynch's image elements—paths, landmarks, nodes, districts, and edges—found that Cumalıkızık became a focal district in later years (1987-2012). Unlike traditional studies relying on individual mind maps, this study used cinema films to map Bursa's evolving urban imagery, highlighting its historical and cultural significance.

ŞERBETÇİ, Z. (2018). BURSA’DA ÇEKİLEN FİLMLER ÜZERİNDEN KENT İMGELERİ: 1900-2012 YILLARI ARASI. Lnternational Journal of Geography and Geography Education, (38), 266–278. https://doi.org/10.32003/iggei.440898