Sebnem Nazli Karali Sebnem Nazli Karali i(23374868 works by)
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1 Circulation of Orhan Pamuk’s Benim Adım Kırmızı [My Name Is Red] in Contemporary Chinese-Indonesian Literature Sebnem Nazli Karali , 2021 single work criticism
— Appears in: TEXT Special Issue , October no. 63 2021; 'This article is an exploration of contemporary Turkish and Chinese-Indonesian literatures with regards to a mid to late 18th Century literary niche: the it-narrative. Thinking (noesis) back and forth between centuries and different literary genres makes (poiesis) the conversation possible, which addresses the socio-literary imagination of the last four centuries. The authors re- examine the genre of it-narrative outside 18th Century studies and reassess the encounter of Turkish author Orhan Pamuk and Chinese-Indonesian author Alberta Natasia Adji within the socio-cultural and historico-political context of modern Turkey and Indonesia. The question is how Pamuk’s use of prosopopoeia in his 1998 novel Benim Adım Kırmızı [My Name is Red] influences Adji’s decision to use the 18th Century it-narratives in her 2019 short story I am Her Bracelet.' (Publication abstract)
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