A Cultural Experiment on the Tale of "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs"

Would you like to read my version of the well-known tale “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs”? Enjoy and please … More

Narratives of Women Prisoners: From the Transformative Effect of Literature to the Transformative Effect of the Prison as a Space

1- Further Remarks on Hafci’s and Ay’s Narratives In my previous writings on textual analysis, I focused on two … More

Mehmed Uzun’un Geç Dönem Edebiyatına Dair

Varlık, sayı 1247, Ağustos 2011. 12-15. Bir Sürgün Baladı’nda Yazarlaşan Okur Hawara Dîcleyê,[1]Mehmed Uzun’un 2003 senesinde bitirdiği romanı. Uzun, denemelerinin … More

Aylak Adam ve Anayurt Oteli’ne Psikanalitik Yaklaşım: Atılgan’ın Oidipal Roman Kişileri Olarak C. ve Zebercet

Nota Bene Sosyal Bilimler Dergisi, Sayı: 2, Temmuz 2009’da yayınlandı. Referans: Nas, Alparslan. “Aylak Adam ve Anayurt … More

Halide Edib’s (Non)Revolutionaries: (Mustafa Kemal) vs. Gandhi

In the preface of “Inside India”, Halide Edib mentions her promise to Dr. Ansari whom she met in 1913 at … More

Halide Edib’s "Inside India": Toward a Postcolonial Autobiography

Halide Edib’s “Inside India” is basically the travel accounts of her visit to India in 1935. The book consists of … More

Discussion of Intertextuality in Şeyhmus Ay’s “Yaz Yaz Bitmez”

Here is the link for Şeyhmus Ay’s essay analyzed in this paper: http://mahsusmahal.org/Pages.asp?Pages=&cat_id=11&cat2_id=10&wid=59 Ay’s narrative “Yaz Yaz Bitmez” can … More

The Intersection of the Postcolonial and the Modern Mythology: Halide Edib’s “Inside India”

First published in London 1937, Halide Edip’s “Inside India” projects a portion of Indian society of and Indian Independence movement … More

A Discussion of Heteroglossia, Autobiography and Minor Literature in Margosyan’s "Tespih Taneleri"

Please e-mail to read the full article … Smith and Watson introduce Bakhtin’s notion of heteroglossia as which “assumes a … More