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Aslı Biçen’s novel İnceldiği 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

Elizabeth Fishman Loftus (b. October 16, 1944, Los Angeles, California) is an American psychologist best known for her research on the reliability of eyewitness testimony and the manipulation of memory. Loftus’s work has revealed how easily individual memories can be distorted and reshaped by external influences. Conducted through rigorous scientific methods, her studies have had a significant impact on both the criminal justice system and psychotherapy practices. Early Life and Education Elizab

Cache is a high-speed data storage layer in computer systems and other digital devices where frequently used or recently accessed data is temporarily stored for faster access in the future. Its main purpose is to improve system performance by reducing access times, which are slower compared to main storage units (e.g. hard disk drives, solid state drives, main memory). Caches can be implemented at different levels and with different technologies and play a critical role in the efficient operatio

The Tip-of-the-Tongue phenomenon (Eng. Tip-of-the-Tongue, TOT) refers to a mental state in which an individual is unable to fully recall a word they are familiar with at that moment, yet can remember aspects of its meaning or form, such as similar words or certain features of the target word. This condition is characterized as a temporary word-finding difficulty accompanied by a strong feeling that the person knows the word. Definition The Tip-of-the-Tongue (TOT) state is defined by the coexiste

Han Kang’s work White Book stands out among the poetic and experimental narratives of contemporary South Korean literature. In this book, the author explores themes of death, grief, memory, and rebirth, both on a personal and universal level. The book is not a novel in the classical sense; rather, it resembles an internal monologue and meditation unfolding through fragmented prose, centered around white-colored objects and images. Subject and Structure White Book is dedicated to the author’s sis

Şenay Aybüke Yalçın was born on 3 September 1994 in Çorum. She completed her secondary education in the district of Edremit in Balıkesir. Due to her talent in music, she was admitted to the Faculty of Music Education at Konya Necmettin Erbakan University, where she enjoyed a successful university life both academically and artistically. Professional Life In October 2016, Şenay Aybüke Yalçın began her career as a music teacher at Kozluk Multi-Program Anatolian High School in the Kozluk district o

When you descend just a few meters below the soil, you also descend into the layers of time. Archaeology is not merely a task of spade and brush. This science addresses the deepest questions humanity has directed at itself: “Who are we?”, “Where do we come from?”, “What did we learn in the past and how did we forget it?” The Memory of the Soil: Layers and Recall Every excavation site is not only a physical map but also a cultural and mental archive. Stratigraphic analysis—the scientific study of

The flight mission computer is a level 3 critical and important system that controls aircraft flight control and management, operates flight equipment, provides navigation, and manages autonomous flight modes. These computers are capable of responding quickly and effectively to any situation that may arise during flight. Additionally, flight mission computers are designed to reduce pilot workload and make the flight process more intuitive and reliable. These systems play an indispensable role in

Cryptomnesia is the phenomenon in which a person completely forgets the source of information, an idea, or a work they previously encountered or learned, and experiences it as a new and original creation of their own mind. The term literally means "forgotten memory."【1】 It is a form of plagiarism, or appropriation, in which a writer, researcher, or individual thoroughly internalizes another person’s ideas, data, methods, or research outputs and mistakenly believes them to be their own.【2】 This c

Hasan Nuhanović’s work Son Sığınak is a study that examines the Srebrenica genocide during the Bosnian War through personal testimonies and an international context. The book recounts events the author witnessed firsthand, questioning the destructive impact of war on humanity and the responsibilities of the international community. This eser sheds light on the tragedy that unfolded in Srebrenica, declared a “safe bölge” by the United Nations, and carries the dual character of a tarihsel historic