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Identity formation in the novel : orientalism, modernity and Orhan Pamuk
The novelist Orhan Pamuk rose to prominence as a writer in the midst of the westernized, secular Turkish community in the late twentieth century. Pamuk has insisted that he has attempted to depart from the overtly political style of other writers in his generation. Instead, he strives for his work t...
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Department of Religious Studies
2015
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