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      Half asleep, winded losses : a visual survey on photography, memory and meaning 

      Bilgenoğlu, Begüm (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! ...
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      From feminine writing to feminine painting 

      Tokdemir, Itır (Bilkent University, 2006)
      This thesis derives form Hélène Cixous’ conception of “l’écriture féminine”. Using this concept, art works created by Marina Abramovic and Tracey Emin were analyzed. In relation to the concept of “l’écriture féminine”, ...
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      Encounter, mimesis, play: theatricality in spatial arts 

      Sarıkartal, Çetin (Bilkent University, 1999)
      On the basis of the experience of four works from Turkey, this study attempts to reveal that actual experience of spatial arts (traditionally called visual arts) is also theatrical. During the study, it is observed that ...
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      Performing the body : a corporeal site 

      Yücel, Erdem (Bilkent University, 2003)
      This thesis documents a process through which the body was realized as it exceeds its formal unity and becomes integrated with the space. It includes works of art produced during the process. Concepts of vision and figure ...
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      Mapping the body: major conceptions of human embodiment from the West 

      Ayaş, Ahmet Murat (Bilkent University, 1998)
      Within the humanistic and social sciences of the western world, the human body, the state of being embodied, and the indelible interrelatedness of mind and the body have long been neglected in favour of the mind that is ...
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      On the relationship between images and words and their relation to body and perception 

      İşcan, Candan (Bilkent University, 2012)
      Prehistoric man created a mark and throughout the history this mark evolved and bifurcated into two: a word and an image. While images were cherished, words were set apart from images. This thesis attempts to look at ...
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      The body unmasked : the uncanny and masked acting 

      Çakmak, Gülru (Bilkent University, 2001)
      The body is not only a natural conglomeration of different internal organs, but it is also the site around/on/through which narratives of subjectivity are constructed and deconstructed. The Freudian unheimlich, translated ...

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      AuthorAyaş, Ahmet Murat (1)Bilgenoğlu, Begüm (1)İşcan, Candan (1)Sarıkartal, Çetin (1)Tokdemir, Itır (1)Yücel, Erdem (1)Çakmak, Gülru (1)Keywords
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      Human body. (2)Acting. (1)Art, Modern. (1)Art--Philosophy. (1)Arts, Modern--20th century--Turkey. (1)Arts, Turkish. (1)Body image. (1)Contemporary art in Turkey (1)Deconstruction (1)... View MoreDate Issued2010 - 2012 (2)2000 - 2009 (3)1998 - 1999 (2)Has File(s)
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