Routledge Handbook on Turkish Literature

ISBN-13: 9780367233181 / Angielski / Twarda / 2023 / 424 str.

Opis

This handbook provides a comprehensive overview of Turkish literature within both a local and global context.

Spis treści

Introduction  Part 1: Mystical Genesis  1. It All Starts with a Dream: The motif of Dream in Turkish Literature  2. Aşık Literature in Historical Context  3. Selfhood and Mystical Language in the Poetry of Yunus Emre  Part 2: Ottoman Poetics  4. Histories of Ottoman Literature from Periphery to Imperial Center  5. Gazel as Genre among the Ottoman Ruling Elite  6. Towards a Theory of Ottoman Allegory: Allegorical Narratives from Ḥüsn ü Dil to Ḥüsn ü ʿAşq  7. Human Voice Echoing in the Silence of God: Tevfik Fikret and Modern Ottoman Poetry  Part 3: Cultures of Reading  8. Reading and Writing Practices in the Ottoman Empire  9. Rewriting as an Ottoman Translation Practice: Two Bīẖ-i Çīnī Translations by Sixteenth-Century Poets  10. Narrative as the Literary Public: Reader and Author Figures in Modern Ottoman Turkish Literature (1866-1896)  Part 4: Women and Gender  11. Methodological Challenges in Late Ottoman and Turkish Literary Scholarship: Gender, Aesthetics, and Sociopolitical Contexts  12. Gender in Islamicate Ottoman Turkish Poetry  13. Gendered Narratives of Ottoman Prose Fiction: The ‘Wiles of Women’ Stories  14. Towards a Gynocritical Study of Turkish Fiction: Contemporary Turkish Women’s Literature (1950-1970)  Part 5: Linguistic Diversity  15. Karamanlidika Literary Production in the Mid-Nineteenth Century  16. A Comparative Glimpse of the Early Steps of Novelistic Imagination in Turkish: Armeno-Turkish Novels of the 1850s and 1860s  17. Making the ‘Other’ Your Own: The Challenge of Modern Kurdish Literature Regarding Kurdish Voices in Turkish  Part 6: National identity  18. Modern Turkish Literary Historiography: Mehmet Fuat Köprülü and His Legacy  19. Theatre as a Propagandist Tool from Late Ottoman to 1930s in Turkey  20. Imagining the Nation from the Street: Nationalism, Daily Life and Emotions in the Short Stories of Ömer Seyfettin  21. Humanist Translation and the Making of Modern Turkey  Part 7: Literary Modernisms  22. Envisioning Modern Individual in the Late 19^th Century Ottoman-Turkish Fiction  23. “We, Too, Are Oriental”: Nâzım Hikmet’s Futurist and Anti-Colonial Modernity  24. The Emergence and the End of an Endemic Genre in Turkish Literature: The Case of Village Novel in a Comparative Context  25. Poetic Urbanism in Turkish Modernist Poetry: Dramatic Monologue in The Second New Wave  26. Laughter in the dark: The Modernist Avant-Garde Path in Turkish Literature  Part 8: Political Turmoils and Traumas  27. The Aufhebung of Traumatic Memory: Literary Responses to Military Coups in Turkey  28. Conflicting Ideologies, Competing Ideals: The Intellectual Types of the 1970s Turkish Novel  29. The Grammar of Conspiracy in Orhan Pamuk’s Snow  Appendix: A Chronology