
Atomic Habits by James Clear is a personal development book that serves as a comprehensive guide to building and changing habits. Based on behavioral psychology and scientific research, the author explains how individuals can transform their lives through small, incremental steps. The book is a practical resource for those who wish to understand the long-term impact of habits and leverage them effectively. Content of the Book The Power of Small Changes James Clear defines atomic habits as small
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Ahsen KarakaĆ
WoWorld Aroman Day is a national and cultural observance celebrated annually on 23 May by Aroman (Vlach) communities living in various regions of the world, particularly the Balkans. This date marks the anniversary of the decree issued by Ottoman Sultan AbdĂŒlhamid II on 22 May 1905, which officially recognized the Aromans as a distinct millet (millet-i Ulah) within the Ottoman Empire. The Aromans regard this date as a turning point in the recognition of their national identity, the guarantee of th
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Duygu Ćahinler

Aslı Biçenâs novel İnceldiÄi Yerden is a contemporary psychological narrative that explores how individuals confront their past and construct their identities within shifting social structures. The novel combines introspective character analysis with broader cultural and generational themes. Content and Theme The narrative centers on members of a family spanning multiple generations, addressing themes such as belonging, trauma, memory, and the influence of the past on the individual psyche. Key
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Nida ĂstĂŒn

Moonlight, written and directed by Barry Jenkins, is an American film released in 2016. The film explores the childhood, adolescence, and adulthood of an individual. It addresses themes such as identity, belonging, and emotional connection, while issues like gender roles, race, and social class are subtly interwoven into the narrative backdrop. Notable for its visual storytelling, the film poses various questions about social dynamics through a personal story. Plot Moonlight portrays three stage
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Nida ĂstĂŒn

The Dreams of Abdullah Efendi (Abdullah Efendi'nin RĂŒyaları) is an early collection of stories by Ahmet Hamdi Tanpınar that exemplifies his modernist narrative style, which focuses on the individual's inner world in Turkish literature. First published in 1943, this work is considered one of the author's most significant contributions to the short story genre, addressing themes such as dreams, time, consciousness, fear, and identity with psychological depth and philosophical allusions. The five s
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Muhammed Samed Acar

Reconciling from Degeneration is an essay and analytical work by Professor Dr. HĂŒsrev Hatemi (b. 1938), one of todayâs leading Turkish thinkers, published by DergĂąh Yayınları as part of its âContemporary Turkish Thoughtâ series. The book examines the fundamental debates of Turkish culture through the lenses of modernization and identity. It approaches the persistent question among intellectualsââWhat should Turkish culture be?ââin light of Westernization with a reconciliatory and holistic perspe
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Muhammed Samed Acar

Tekinalp â The Apostle of Integration is a comprehensive biographical study by Rıdvan Turhan that examines the intellectual and political journey of Tekinalp during the final years of the Ottoman Empire and the early years of the Republic of TĂŒrkiye, reflecting on the process of modernization. Published in October 2022 by DergĂąh Yayınları as part of its Sociology series, the work spans 417 pages. The author documents and critically engages with Tekinalpâs (Moiz Kohen) narrative of identity, belo
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Muhammed Samed Acar
ThCemil Meriçâs work Bu Ălke is a notable piece both literary and philosophical in nature. First published in 1974, this book consists of essays that present the authorâs own ideas observations and criticisms. In this work Meriç examines the identity and culture problems of a country caught between the East and the West. Written with a critical and questioning approach Bu Ălke takes the reader on a profound journey through individual and social thought. With his distinctive style Meriç offers both
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Ahsen KarakaĆ

The film Alice in Wonderland (original title: Alice in Wonderland) is a fantasy adaptation of Lewis Carrollâs 19th-century novel of the same name. Directed by Tim Burton and produced by Disney Studios, this 2010 version diverges from previous adaptations by reinterpreting the classic storyâs themes and characters through Burtonâs distinctive vision. The film begins with Alice returning to the fantastical realm of Wonderland, which she visited as a child but no longer remembers. In the real world
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Burcu Sandıkçı

Perfect Blue (Japanese: ăăŒăă§ăŻăăă«ăŒ, Hepburn: PÄfekuto BurĆ«) is a psychological thriller and mystery anime film directed by Japanese filmmaker Satoshi Kon and adapted from the novel by Yoshikazu Takeuchi. Released in 1997, the film is regarded as one of the most significant examples of psychological storytelling in anime cinema. Overview and Release History Perfect Blue is an anime film that premiered in Japanese theaters in 1997. It was produced by Madhouse studio. Originally planned as a lower-b
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Enes Tohma