Browsing by Author "Kurtuluş, Gül"
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Autobiographical truth refecting the social truth of male and female subjectivity in Charles Dickens’s no thoroughfare
(Hacettepe Üniversitesi Edebiyat Fakültesi Dekanlığı, 2013)When Charles Dickens’ less known partner Nelly’s life story is scrutinized it can be seen that her life reflects the problematic theme of female subject formation linked with parental relation. In the social world, however, ... -
Beginning scholars for the future
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The carnivalesque in Ben Jonson's three city comedies: Volpone, the Alchemist and Bartholomew Fair
(Bilkent University, 1997)The idea of carnival is explored in Rabelais and His World, in which Bakhtin shows that the carnival was an officially sanctioned period in which all dogmas and doctrines, as well as the fonns and ideologies of the ... -
A Divine cause for abandoning reason in Shakespeare’s King Lear
(Gaziantep Üniversitesi Sosyal Bilimler Enst., 2019)King Lear can be considered as one of the most powerful tragedies written by Shakespeare. Written nearly 400 years ago, it appeals to todays’ literary critiques, psychologists and psychiatrists. Shakespeare’s construction ... -
A kaleidoscope of Harold Pinter's plays
(Bilkent University, 1992)Critics have tried to approach Pinter’s plays from a variety of changing perspectives, which emerge as a result of the playwright’s inventiveness. Pinter who aims at and achieves perhaps the most original innovations ... -
Letters to Queen Elizabeth: Anglo-Turkish relations in Sultan Murad III's reign
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Stages of loss: The English comedians and their reception
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Updating Shakespeare: reflections on the possibilities of reading and teaching Shakespeare today
(Truman State University Press, 2019)The author discusses the interpretation of William Shakespeare's plays in contemporary society. Topics include the availability of online resources to be an active reader of Shakespeare's plays, the adaptations of the plays ...
