
Puslu Kıtalar Atlası, İhsan Oktay Anar’ın karakteristik style, is recognized in Turkish literature as a work that unites imagination and reality. The novel transports its readers to 17th-century Istanbul under the Ottoman Empire, offering a world enriched with philosophical inquiries and fantastical elements. The author has crafted a multi-layered narrative that deeply examines the individual’s quest for truth and the complexity of human nature. Puslu Kıtalar Atlası " image-alternate="" image-el
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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
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Ayşe Mihriban Şasa (1 February 1941, Istanbul – 16 June 2014, Istanbul) was a Turkish screenwriter and writer. She authored screenplays for numerous films during the Yeşilçam era and played a significant role in Turkish cinema and cultural life through her cinematic writings memoirs interview books and literary works. Her life was shaped around her childhood years education journey transition to cinema period of psychological distress years of seclusion and her relationship with Sufi thought. Li
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