Research program
Almanak
The Almanac — Structured Chronology of Power
Almanak is the chronological power-recording branch — a structured method of daily chronological recording, first applied in full to Turkey's 2002–2014 period.
A method for the daily chronological recording of significant movements of power.
In its raw form, an almanac is a record — not a readable narrative, but material to be worked upon. The method's value emerges when the records are read within a specific interpretive framework: patterns such as coordinated movements, discourse-action inconsistencies, and shifts in alliance. This reading is provided by Physis Theory.
The method was first applied to recent Turkish history (2002–2014): work began in 2012 and was completed in 2015 as a two-volume study, produced as a private printing with limited circulation. The patterns observed in this work made the formulation of Physis possible.