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Alternative photography in the digital age : perfect photographs in an imperfect way
(Bilkent University, 2013)This thesis explores the possibility of an alternative future of photography from the union of digital and chemical domains of the photographic medium. The historical photographic processes known as Cyanotype, Salt print ... -
Animator's hell : an animation inspired by Sartre's other
(Bilkent University, 2012)Animation is a form that allows the animator to enter a world of impossibilities. Things that are hard or impossible to show in live action become easier or possible in animation. The animator as a subject animates an ... -
Half asleep, winded losses : a visual survey on photography, memory and meaning
(Bilkent University, 2012)As!Henry! Bergson! points! out,!memory!images! that!we! have! stored!in! our! minds! throughout!our!lives! trigger!our!past!experiences!and!help! form! the! moment! we! live! in. This! thesis! is! an! attempt! to challenge! ... -
Representing absence and the absent one : remembering and longing through mourning photography
(Bilkent University, 2013)Exploring different practices of photographing / representing the dead, this dissertation, deals with the question how the deceased loved ones are remembered and longed for through photography in the context of family. ... -
Storytelling technique in Turkish rap music : a music video
(Bilkent University, 2012)This thesis analyzes the storytelling technique in Turkish rap music in the context of hip-hop culture’s content and history, argues its narrative background, seeks answer to what are the mainstream components of Turkish ... -
Temporality and belief : time of the political from the perspective of an ethics of immanence in the philosophy of Deleuze
(Bilkent University, 2012)The political as object of philosophy is conventionally caught up, vis-à-vis philosophy, in its status as object. They are together but held apart in that the relation between the political and the philosophical tasks ...
