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Garnered critical acclaim after its publication in 2010, Emma Donoghue’s renowned novel Room delves into the lives of a woman and her son who are held captive in a confined space for several years. The room where they are imprisoned functions as a coded space…
Cover and editorial of Hacettepe University Faculty of Letters Journal Volume 40 Issue 1.
Natural disasters necessitate people to adapt to the various elements of nature. The loss of life and financial destruction caused by the recently experienced earthquakes often bring the importance of the measures to be taken into question. From this point of…
The origins of the sense in Renaissance England for a distinct English literary identity may be traced back to Geoffrey Chaucer and John Gower in the fourteenth century. However, it was with the Elizabethan generation of writers and poets in the second half o…
This study focuses on current sociological research. The aim of the article is to reveal which subfields of sociology are being studied more in current sociological research and what their methodological backgrounds are. In the study, the last five years’ iss…
Born on March 1, 1933 in İnegöl, Ahmet Necdet Sözer retired from Uludağ University as a Geography professor in 1988. Ahmet Necdet, who was thought worthy of many awards with his poems, took his place in the world of literature with his 1977 published poetry b…
Deconstruction, introduced by the French philosopher Jacques Derrida to the intellectual and academic world, has guided discussions in different intellectual fields and academic disciplines in the twenty-first century world. Although deconstruction has been d…
This paper attempts at a reading of Coriolanus, one of the four Roman plays by Shakespeare, within a theoretical framework drawn upon Freudian psychoanalysis, focused on the concept of unheimliche doppelganger. This reading mainly reflects on the protagonist …
While the boundary between the disciplines of literature and history has come into question due to the problematization of their ontological natures, their textuality and similar narrative technics stand out as two main elements among the other intersections.…
The empirical research process is work carried out to arrive at a better and more justifiable certainty, progress, improvement and expansion in our beliefs about the beings, phenomena or a certain topic of inquiry that we had at the beginning of the research …
The concept of law is an important and problematic concept for philosophy and all other sciences. Because many different kinds of knowledge, rules, principles, facts or recommendations are accepted as a never-changing, universal truth. This makes possible man…
The Paul Street Boys by Ferenc Molnar is a classic widely read around the world. The work, which was made into a book in 1907, is among the important works of Hungarian literature. Evaluated in the category of early teenage books, the book presents the manife…
Cover and editorial of Hacettepe University Faculty of Letters Journal Volume 39 Issue 2.
Biopunk is a subgenre of science fiction that focuses on biotechnology. It focuses on the effects of biotechnology rather than information technology. Biopunk, which deals with synthetic biology, is derived from cyberpunk, which involves biohackers, biotech m…
Through the lens of ecocriticism, this article explores the theme of environmental justice in contemporary American ecofiction. First, it delves into various facets of environmental justice as portrayed in ecofiction, including matters affecting immigrants, u…
This article aims to introduce a critical reading of the narrative space of Kissing the Witch: Old Tales in New Skins by the Irish author Emma Donoghue. In this collection of rewritten fairy tales, Donoghue not only thematically reimagines the popular classic…
The city of Qom one of the holy cities of Shiism, where 8th Imam of Shiism Imam Reza’s sister Fatıma’s tombis located, also has an important place in terms of madrasah education and scientific studies carried out in these madrasahs. During the Constitutional …
This study, which is the practice of listening to Roland Barthes as a political, as he puts it, is an effort to embody the concepts of politics and political that are tacitly but obsessively involved in his thought. Within this process of embodiment, the stud…
The subject of this study is related to in-depth interview as a qualitative data collection technique. In-depth interview is a qualitative social data collection technique that can be applied in different varieties, including face-to-face, online, by phone an…
Although sociology has a history of more than two centuries as a modern science, it still appears today as a field in which its subject, nature, in other words, what it is, is discussed. Many sociologists have given different answers to the question of the na…