This collection of new essays brings together scholarly examinations of a writer who—despite the prestige that the Nobel Prize has earned him—remains controversial with respect to his place in the literary tradition of his home country. This is in part because the positioning of Turkey itself in relation to the cultural divide between East and West has been the subject of a debate going back to the beginnings of the modern Turkish state and earlier. The present essays, written mostly by literary scholars, range widely across Pamuk’s novelistic oeuvre, dealing with how the writer, often adding an allegorical level to the personages depicted in his experimental narratives, portrays tensions such as those between Western secularism and traditional Islam and different conceptions of national identity.
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Taner Can
Taner Can is an instructor of English at Ankara University School of Foreign Languages. His research interests include modern fiction, cultural studies, and literary theory.
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Berkan Ulu
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Koray Melikoglu
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Chand Basha M
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Hande Gurses
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Emrah Efe Khayyat
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Beyza Lorenz
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Gönül Eda Özgül
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Mürüvvet Mira Pinar
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Inci Sariz-Bilge
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Sevinç Türkkan
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Hulya Yagcioglu
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Adam McConnel
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Zafer Dogan
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| Edited by | Taner Can, Berkan Ulu, Koray Melikoglu |
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| Contributions by | Chand Basha M, Hande Gurses, Emrah Efe Khayyat, Beyza Lorenz, Gönül Eda Özgül, Mürüvvet Mira Pinar, Inci Sariz-Bilge, Sevinç Türkkan, Hulya Yagcioglu, Adam McConnel, Zafer Dogan |
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258
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8,3 in x 5,8 in
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Paperback
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English
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Publication date |
01.08.2017
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ISBN
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978-3-8382-1007-0
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362 g
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