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The Engineer on the Road is an autobiographical work written by Abdullah Galip Bergusi, a Palestinian engineer, author and member of the Qassam Brigades. The book recounts, from the author’s own perspective, his childhood, education, political awakening and involvement in the Palestinian resistance. Bergusi, who has been sentenced by Israel to 67 life terms and 5,200 years in prison, wrote this book while imprisoned in a single-cell cell in an Israeli prison. Author of The Engineer on the Road,

Eric J. Hobsbawm’s book *The Age of Empire 1875–1914* is a comprehensive study analyzing the period from the late 19th century to the threshold of the First World War. The book examines how political economic and social transformations during this era shaped global power balances. Hobsbawm defines this period as one marked by imperialist policies economic expansion and competition among the great powers period. The Age of Empire " image-alternate="" image-element-format="right"> Content of th

Foggy The Atlas of Misty Continents is known as a novel by İhsan Oktay Anar that blends his distinctive has style with literary traditions Turkish and reality. Roman transports the reader to 17th-century Ottoman Istanbul while offering a narrative enriched with philosophical inquiries and fantastical elements. Author constructs a multilayered story that deeply explores the individual’s quest for meaning and the complexity of human nature. Puslu Kıtalar Atlası " image-alternate="" image-element-f

Subject War In the book Yön ve Yol by Şafak Barkçin, the author emphasizes that the moral and cultural decay we encounter in daily life can, over time, evolve into an existential threat. In response to this threat, the author draws attention to the statement made by our Master (peace be upon him) in his Farewell Hutbe: "I have left you two things; as long as you hold fast to them, you will never go astray: the Book of Allah and the Sunnah of the Prophet."Imam Malik. Muwatta. Ensar Neşriyat Yayın

Origin The word entered Turkish from Persian mujgān, which means eyelash. The Persian term is the plural form of muje, which carries the same meaning. During its adoption into Turkish, it came to be used in literature to represent both singular and plural senses. Areas of Use Literature: It is used as a metaphorical element in Divan literature and folk poetry to describe the gaze and physical features of a beloved. Linguistics: It serves as a primary example in structural analyses of nouns and p

Peyami Safa’s novel Biz İnsanlar was first serialized in 1937 in the newspaper Cumhuriyet but was never published as a book due to various reasons long duration. The novel was finally published in book form two years before the author’s death, in 1959, becoming Safa’s last published novel. Work, Orhan and Vedia’s relationship conveys the Turkish societal conflict between East and West. Subject and Plot Structure Roman is set in Istanbul during the Armistice period immediately before the National

Ahmet Hamdi Tanpınar’s work Edebiyat Üzerine Makaleler is a collection that reflects the author’s literary perspective, his views on Turkish literature, and his critical approach, compilation in nature. The book consists of articles originally published by Tanpınar in various journals and newspapers. Content of the Book Edebiyat Üzerine Makaleler comprises articles in which Ahmet Hamdi Tanpınar, one of the prominent figures of Republican-era Turkish literature, articulates his views on literatur

Sakın Şaşırma – Seçme Şiirler, Orhan is a selection of poems compiled from different periods of Veli Kanık’s career. Work brings together poems that exemplify the poet’s relationship with language and his formal innovations. The title poem reflects the core characteristics of Orhan Veli’s poetics through its simple language and ironic structure. Sakın Şaşırma – Seçme Şiirler is one of many poetry collections published after Orhan Veli’s death and has been reprinted by various publishing houses.

Eski Sokak is a collection of poems reflecting Behçet Necatigil’s poetic vision, focusing on the ordinary elements of individual life and everyday experiences. First published in 1972 by Varlık Yayınları, the work is regarded as one of the poet’s mature outputs. The poems in the book highlight themes such as the relationship between the individual’s inner world and social reality, connection with the past, traces of time, and familial relationships. Behçet Necatigil (1916–1979) is one of the lea

Tarık Buğra’s first novel, published in 1963 and titled Küçük Ağa, introduced a new dimension to the historical novel genre in Turkish literature by portraying the War of Independence not from a central perspective but from the viewpoint of a small town in Akşehir like Anatolia’s small region. Work illuminates the political and social dynamics of the era by reflecting the individual’s inner transformation in parallel with broader societal change. Subject and Content The novel recounts the years