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Of Human Bondage and the Question of Free Will by Mahinur Akşehir Uygur

“…Of Human Bondage (1915) by Somerset Maugham might be considered to be the story of a boy’s rite of passage, of a troubled love affair or to have a touch of…”
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Edebiyatın dönüşümü: edebiyat çalışmalarından kültür çalışmalarına / Antony Easthope ; Türkçesi, Mahinur Akşehir Uygur ; kitap editörü, Bengisu Karakurt by Easthope, Antony, Akşehir Uygur, Mahinur, Karakurt, Bengisu

“…Elli yıl boyunca edebiyat çalışmaları paradigması, “kanon” ve onun ötekisi olan “popüler kültür” arasındaki zıtlığa dayanmıştır. Ancak 1980’lerin kuram…”
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‘A repeating world’: A Nietzschean reading of jeanette Winterson’s The Stone Gods by Akşehir Uygur,Mahinur

“…The cyclical nature of the human experience has been widely discussed through the cynical mind-set of the postmodern era. Jeanette Winterson’s 2007 novel, The…”
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The First World War and Women as the Victims of War Trauma in Virginia Woolf’s Novels by Aksehir-Uygur, Mahinur, Gunduz, Atalay, Cetinkaya, Eda Burcu

“…For more than the obvious reasons, the First World War was a devastating experience for Europe. As the first war in history in which the death toll would be…”
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A Lovely Sleep: A psychoanalytic reading of The Cement Garden Through the theoretical lens of Jacques Lacan and Julia Kristeva by Akşehir Uygur,Mahinur

“…Ian McEwan is the writer of the most controversial texts of the contemporary British fiction. One of the outstanding examples of his literature of shock,…”
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Perception of nature and the language of imperialism in Rudyard Kipling’s The Jungle Book by Akşehir Uygur,Mahinur

“…Published in 1894, The Jungle Book by Rudyard Kipling has become a great success in England. Telling the story of Mowgli who is raised by the animals in the…”
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Perception of Nature and the Language of Imperialism in Rudyard Kipling’s the Jungle Book by Akşehir Uygur, Mahinur

“…Published in 1894, The Jungle Book by Rudyard Kipling has become a great success in England. Telling the story of Mowgli who is raised by the animals in the…”
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