Autobiographical Themes in Turkish Literature: Theoretical and Comparative Perspectives

Series: Istanbuler Texte und Studien (ITS)

Volume 6 1. Edition 2007

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doi.org/10.5771/9783956506901
ISBN print: 978-3-89913-537-4
ISBN online: 978-3-95650-690-1
Ergon, Baden-Baden Ergon, Baden-Baden

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1–8 Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis 1–8
9–16 Introduction 9–16
17–32 What happens when fact and fiction overlap? Emine Sevgi Özdamar’s Das Leben ist eine Karawanserei Olcay Akyıldız Olcay Akyıldız 17–32
33–80 Theoretical Dimensions 33–80
- 33–42 Autobiography and “Islam” Susanne Enderwitz Susanne Enderwitz 33–42
- 43–50 Lejeune and Foucault or: A name with no identity Özkan Ezli Özkan Ezli 43–50
- 51–64 Sentenced to Life: Autobiography and Aging Herrad Heselhaus Herrad Heselhaus 51–64
- 65–80 Autobiography as Social Practice in Early Modern German-Speaking Areas. Historical, methodological, and theoretical perspectives Gabriele Jancke Gabriele Jancke 65–80
81–170 Past and Present of Autobiographical Writing in Turkey 81–170
- 81–100 Autobiography in fragments: reading Ottoman personal miscellanies in the early modern era Derin Terzioğlu Derin Terzioğlu 81–100
- 101–106 Menfa: Self-Reflection in Ahmet Mithat’s Memoirs after Exile Nüket Esen Nüket Esen 101–106
- 107–124 Relational Self-Narratives: Yakup Kadri Karaosmanoğlu’s Autobiographical Writings Halim Kara Halim Kara 107–124
- 125–142 Who is Afraid of Dr. Riza Nur’s Autobiography? Hülya Adak Hülya Adak 125–142
- 143–156 The Sociable Self: The Search for Identity by Conversation (Sohbet). The Turkish Literary Community and the Problem of Autobiographical Writing Erika Glassen Erika Glassen 143–156
- 157–164 Narratives of Collectivity and Autobiography in Latife Tekin’s Works Sibel Irzık Sibel Irzık 157–164
- 165–170 “Me, Who Got into the Text, Me, Who Became the Text”. Encounter of fact and fiction in contemporary Turkish autobiographical writing Börte Sagaster Börte Sagaster 165–170
171–226 Turkish Literature in Comparative Perspective 171–226
- 171–184 The “Autobiographical Space” in Orhan Pamuk’s Works Catharina Dufft Catharina Dufft 171–184
- 185–202 Writing the Self, Choosing a Language. Non-Arabic Autobiographies by Arabs, non-Turkish by Turks Stephan Guth Stephan Guth 185–202
- 203–218 Imagining Autobiography: Mahmud Darwish, his Poetic Persona, and his Audience Angelika Neuwirth Angelika Neuwirth 203–218
- 219–226 “Yeki Bud, Yeki Nabud…” Farzaneh Milani Farzaneh Milani 219–226
227–230 Contributors 227–230
231–248 Index 231–248

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