The aim of the essay is to present the way in which Orhan Pamuk talks about the city of his childhood in his autobiographical novel. I focus on his spiritul attitude and memories about the city mixed with the image of the city itself. Especially when it comes to melancholy, which is a specialty of Istanbul. I also try to express how Pamuk's personal experience and the urban space are combined and have impact on each other. Thanks to this connection "Istanbul" can be read as a story both autobiographical and topographical.Celem pracy jest pokazanie, w jaki sposób zbudowana jest autobiograficzna opowieść Orhana Pamuka o mieście, w którym autor urodził się i wychował. To, na co zwracam szczególną uwagę, to sfera duchowa i wspomnieniowa, która...
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The aim of the essay is to present the way in which Orhan Pamuk talks about the city of his childhoo...
The aim of the essay is to present the way in which Orhan Pamuk talks about the city of his childhoo...
The aim of the essay is to present the way in which Orhan Pamuk talks about the city of his childhoo...
Love of the homeland is an innate instinct on which the human being was created. It is not strange t...
Combining images and words when relating to a city has a long history; in Istanbul’s case, it has it...
When Orhan Pamuk was awarded the Nobel Prize for literature in 2006, the Swedish Academy chose to a...
This essay examines melancholy/hüzün in three overlapping contexts: as a historical condition of mod...
This chapter aims to investigate the 'new symbols' that Pamuk uncovered in his pursuit of the melanc...
Orhan Pamuk was born in 1952, and his novels, especially The Black Book, The Museum of Innocence, an...
This essay looks back upon Orhan Pamuk’s non-fiction book, Istanbul: Memories of a City (2003), and ...
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The feel of a place, or its mood, is often found to be in correlation with the collective memory of ...
When Orhan Pamuk was awarded the Nobel Prize for literature in 2006, the Swedish Academy chose to an...
Dialectics of Istanbul modernity : Orhan Pamuk's novels "Strangeness in My Mind", "The Museum of Inn...
The article analyzes the principles of the ekphrastic combination of the text of the novel “Istanbul...
The aim of the essay is to present the way in which Orhan Pamuk talks about the city of his childhoo...
The aim of the essay is to present the way in which Orhan Pamuk talks about the city of his childhoo...
The aim of the essay is to present the way in which Orhan Pamuk talks about the city of his childhoo...
Love of the homeland is an innate instinct on which the human being was created. It is not strange t...
Combining images and words when relating to a city has a long history; in Istanbul’s case, it has it...
When Orhan Pamuk was awarded the Nobel Prize for literature in 2006, the Swedish Academy chose to a...
This essay examines melancholy/hüzün in three overlapping contexts: as a historical condition of mod...
This chapter aims to investigate the 'new symbols' that Pamuk uncovered in his pursuit of the melanc...
Orhan Pamuk was born in 1952, and his novels, especially The Black Book, The Museum of Innocence, an...
This essay looks back upon Orhan Pamuk’s non-fiction book, Istanbul: Memories of a City (2003), and ...
Hüzün: writer Maureen Freely delivers her own despatch from the city of her youth, in which she expl...
The feel of a place, or its mood, is often found to be in correlation with the collective memory of ...
When Orhan Pamuk was awarded the Nobel Prize for literature in 2006, the Swedish Academy chose to an...
Dialectics of Istanbul modernity : Orhan Pamuk's novels "Strangeness in My Mind", "The Museum of Inn...
The article analyzes the principles of the ekphrastic combination of the text of the novel “Istanbul...