Texts, Contexts, Intertexts

Prof. Dr. Julian Rentzsch; Prof. Dr. Petr Kučera

doi:10.5771/9783956509742

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Publication year: 2022
Publication date: 23.11.2022
ISBN-Print: 978-3-95650-973-5
ISBN-Online: 978-3-95650-974-2
Publisher: Ergon, Baden-Baden
Series: Studien zur Turkologie und Orientalistik | Turkic and Oriental Studies
Volume: 1
Language: English
Pages: 488
Product type: Edited Book

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis No access Pages 1 - 6
Introduction No access Pages 7 - 14 Julian Rentzsch, Petr Kučera
Fatih Altuğ
1. I No access
2. II No access
3. III No access
4. References No access
Zeynep Arıkan Yılmaz
1. Posthuman No access
2. The New Life No access
3. References No access
Gunvald Axner Ims
1. Definition of Autofiction No access
2. Previous Research No access
3. Pamuk’s Way No access
4. Cumulative Life Writing No access
5. Against Autotelism No access
6. Allusions to the Author in Yeni Hayat No access
7. Functions of Autofiction No access
8. Conclusion No access
9. References No access
Esra Canpalat
1. From Vibrant Reds, Greens, and Oranges to Black and White: Istanbul. Memories and the City No access
2. From Orange to Icy White: Orange No access
3. Conclusion No access
4. References No access
Sylwia Filipowska
1. References No access
Erdağ Göknar
1. The Post/Kemalist Imaginary of the Pamuk Novel No access
2. Racializing the Secular Modern: Darkness and Light No access
3. Race and the Construction of Turkish Whiteness No access
4. References No access
Sibel Irzık
1. The New Life: The World in the Book, the Book in the World No access
2. Painting and Writing in My Name is Red No access
3. Snow: Murderous Theater, Murdered Poem No access
4. Concluding Remarks: Pamuk’s Politics of the Aesthetic No access
5. References No access
Hasan Bülent Kahraman
1. Towards Pamuk’s Turkey No access
2. Writing in the Wreckage and in the Reborn City No access
3. Pamuk and “Vision” as a Matter of Modernity No access
4. Pamuk and Melancholy No access
5. The Relationship between Beauty and Melancholy No access
6. “Hot Memory” in Pamuk No access
7. References No access
Halim Kara
1. Murder and Death on an Island No access
2. Murder as a Narrative Device No access
3. References No access
Piotr Kawulok
1. I. Introduction No access
2. II. Graham Harman’s Object-Oriented Philosophy and the Uncanny No access
3. III. Literature Review No access
4. IV. Protruding Objects No access
5. V. Colossal Objects No access
6. VI. Subjects or Objects? No access
7. VII. Conclusion No access
8. References No access
Erol Köroğlu
1. Authority, Molestation, and the Mimetic Process No access
2. Authorial Intention and Possible Worlds of Fiction No access
3. “What is Life?” as an Absurd Question: The Relationship of Cevdet Bey and His Sons with the Realistic Novel Tradition No access
4. Destroying the Reader’s Expectations through Idiocy No access
5. Cevdet Bey and His Sons’ Intertextuality and Emphasis on Creative Action No access
6. References No access
Petr Kučera, Johanna Chovanec
1. I. Authenticity: A Theoretical Framework No access
2. 1. The “Authentic Narrator” in Istanbul No access
  2. The “Derived Narrator” in The Black Book No access
3. 1. The Melancholic Local and the Communitarian Hüzün in Istanbul No access
  2. Intertextuality and Originality in The Black Book No access
  3. Conclusion No access
4. References No access
Aysel Özdilek
1. Terminological Localizations No access
2. The Museum of Innocence (2008) No access
3. Yeşilçam, “The Turkish Answer to Hollywood” No access
4. A Tragic Heroine: Füsun No access
5. The Melodramatic Mode and Remediation No access
6. Concluding Remarks No access
7. References No access
Julian Rentzsch
1. 1. Προοίμιον No access
2. 2. Plot and Cast No access
3. 1. 3.1. Blindness No access
  2. 3.2. Wrath No access
  3. 3.3. Repent No access
  4. 3.4. Destiny No access
  5. 4. The Universal Epic No access
  6. 4.1. Fatherhood and Fatherlessness: Baba(sız)lık No access
  7. 4.2. Masculinity: Erkeklik No access
  8. 4.3. Femininity: Kadınlık No access
  9. 4.4. The Universal Components of KSK: A Conspectus No access
4. 5. An Urban Epic No access
5. 6. The Bard No access
6. Ἐπίλογοϛ No access
7. References No access
Monika Schmitz-Emans
1. Istanbul in the Mirror of its Images: İstanbul (2003) No access
2. Pamuk and His Pictures No access
3. Resimli İstanbul (2015) No access
4. The Museum of Innocence (2008), the Museum of the Novel (Opened in 2012), and the Book about the Museum of the Novel (2012) No access
5. Views of the City, Views of the World: Balkon No access
6. Paths through the City, Paths through the World: Orange (2020) No access
7. A Comparison of the Two Photo Books No access
8. The Writer as Photographer: A Comparison between Orhan Pamuk and Gerhard Roth No access
9. References No access
Zeynep Tüfekçioğlu-Yanaşmayan
1. References No access
Zeynep Uysal
1. References No access
Simge Yılmaz
1. Pamuk’s Reception in the Media No access
2. Pamuk’s Scholarly Reception No access
3. Concluding Remarks No access
4. 1. News & Interviews & Reviews in Newspapers No access
1. Julian Rentzsch No access
2. Petr Kučera No access
3. Fatih Altuğ No access
4. Zeynep Arıkan Yılmaz No access
5. Gunvald Axner Ims No access
6. Esra Canpalat No access
7. Johanna Chovanec No access
8. Sylwia Filipowska No access
9. Erdağ Göknar No access
10. Sibel Irzık No access
11. Hasan Bülent Kahraman No access
12. Halim Kara No access
13. Piotr Kawulok No access
14. Erol Köroğlu No access
15. Aysel Özdilek No access
16. Monika Schmitz-Emans No access
17. Zeynep Tüfekçioğlu-Yanaşmayan No access
18. Zeynep Uysal No access
19. Simge Yılmaz No access