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Cover and Editorial
This document contains the cover, preface, editorial and table of contents of Volume 43, Issue 1 of Hacettepe University Journal of Faculty of Letters.
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Cover and Editorial
This document contains the cover, preface, editorial and table of contents of Volume 42, Issue 2 of Hacettepe University Journal of Faculty of Letters.
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Syrians in Social Media Discourse After the 6 February 2023 Earthquakes: A Critical Analysis
The present study aims to offer an analysis focused on Social Media Critical Discourse Studies (SM-CDS) and the Discourse-Historical Approach (DHA), considering the representation of Syrians in Turkish social media following the February 6, 2023, Kahramanmara…
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The Mattertextual Grey Ontology of Black Mirror’s “Plaything”
This article offers a posthumanist reinterpretation of Black Mirror’s Season 7 episode “Plaything” by shifting critical attention from dystopian narrative conventions toward the ontological operations of a material interface: a CD. We argue that the CD functi…
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King Lear And the Patriarchal Tragedy in Breaking Bad, Ozark, and Succession
Shakespeare’s King Lear provides an enduring archetype of the flawed patriarch, whose decisions concerning succession and legacy precipitate his downfall and his family's collapse. This essay argues that the anti-heroes of twenty-first-century prestige televi…
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The Artificial Intelligence Dilemma in Education: A “Partner” in Developing Analytical Thinking or a “Crutch”?
Artificial intelligence (AI) has rapidly become embedded in both everyday life and scientific practice, raising new questions for education rather than offering straightforward solutions. The present study investigates the blurred role attributed to AI in edu…
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Traces of Sebk-i Hindî in Cevrî’s Divan
Cevrî Çelebi holds an important place in the history of Turkish literature as one of the notable poets of seventeenth-century classical Ottoman poetry. His works display several linguistic, thematic, and semantic features characteristic of the Sebk-i Hindî st…
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The Existential Fragmentation of the Modern Subject in Ingeborg Bachmann's Novel Malina
This study focuses on the analysis of Malina (1971), a novel by Ingeborg Bachmann—one of Austria’s most distinguished writers and poets in German literature—which reflects the state of consciousness in the post-war period. The analysis is conducted in light o…
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Russia’s Pursuit of Danubian Access: A Historical-Geographical Study of Wars, Treaties, and Ottoman Border Records, 1700-1826
This article examines the Ottoman-Russian contest over the Danubian frontier between 1700 and 1826 through the prism of Ottoman documents. It treats the Danube not merely as a geographic boundary but as a political and administrative frontier whose transforma…
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Re-Visiting Madness: A Comparative Study of 'A Clockwork Orange' and 'The Power'
Dystopian novels are known for presenting brutal and challenging circumstances that lead characters to adopt an anti-authoritarian stance in their quest for freedom. In Anthony Burgess’s A Clockwork Orange (1962), Alex, a fifteen-year-old, engages in various …
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Words Preserving Their Forms and Meanings in Van Province Dialects II
Languages bear the traces of life in the geographies where their speakers live. The Turkish language, too, possesses a rich vocabulary that reflects the cultural relationships developed by Turks with the societies they interacted with in the regions where the…
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The Effects of Digital Transformation on Profession and Working Life: A Qualitative Study on Dietitians
Digitalization in working life is a process that began in the 2000s and accelerated in the 2020s. This study aims to explore how digital transformation is experienced by dietitians and how digitalization has affected their profession and working lives through…
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Ibn Haldun: Introduction to the Philosophy of History
The most significant factors that determine the 14th-century historian and Islamic philosopher Ibn Khaldun's distinctive intellectual climate are his upbringing in the Aristotelian Ibn Rushd philosophical tradition under the tutelage of Farabi, Ibn Sina, Ghaz…
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The Metamorphosis of Wisdom in the Epic of Gilgamesh: A Comparative Study the Old Babylonian and Standard Babylonian Versions
Texts categorized under the heading of Wisdom Literature indicate that the concept of wisdom, which initially referred to specific skills like farming, craftsmanship, and scribal work, or the experiential knowledge necessary for civilized life in Ancient Meso…
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When will Avalokiteśvara Return? Divine ‘Ghosting’ and the Culture of Mystical Non-Response in the Kuanši Im Pusar
This study examines the strategy of invisibility attributed to Avalokiteśvara in the Old Uighur Kuanši Im Pusar text within the framework of “divine ghosting” and the “culture of mystical non-response.” The central aim of the research is to explain, on a conc…
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Looking from the Ottoman Empire to the World: Continents, Civilization and Perceptions
The most distinctive feature of the modern era was that with the development of transportation and communication facilities, the scope of people’s relationship with the world reached a global scale. Thus, people gained the opportunity to get to know the world…
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Political and Social Tensions in the Mamluk State: The Reign of Muhammad b. Qalavun’s Sons (1341-1361)
Every state and society in history has experienced its historical trajectory within its own specific time and space, driven by its internal dynamics. Throughout their reign, states have confronted significant challenges across virtually every domain. Conseque…
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Confrontation and Acceptance: The Transformative Power of Nihilism in Nilgün Marmara’s Poetry
This article examines Nilgün Marmara’s poetry in the context of Friedrich Nietzsche’s concepts of nihilism, suffering and artistic creation. Although Marmara’s work often conveys an image of a melancholic and seemingly passive poetic voice, her poems reveal a…
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The Thought of the Intellectual Woman and the Preservation of Social Values From the Perspective of Samiha Ayverdi
According to Ayverdi, women are regarded as essential not only for their roles and responsibilities within the family but also for their contribution to the spiritual and cultural continuity of society. In this context, the author approaches the female figure…