Istanbul; A rhizomatic space of desire in The Novels Aziyadé, City of Man's Desire and the Black Book
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The present study intends to discuss three novels: Aziyadé by Pierre Loti, City of Man?s Desire by Cornelia Golna, The Black Book by Orhan Pamuk; within the frame of their mutual setting Istanbul and its transcendence upon the mutual ?love? theme and characters; from a theoretical perspective of Homi Bhabha?s notion of cultural hybridity, and rhizome, suggested by Gilles Deleuze & Felix Guattari.
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Hatice Karaman
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Yeditepe University
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Hatice Karaman (Master Thesis). Istanbul; A rhizomatic space of desire in The Novels Aziyadé, City of Man's Desire and the Black Book, 2011, Yeditepe University.
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