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A comparative study on the theme of woman's initiation in Kate Chopin's the awakening and Doris Lessing's the summer before the dark

Kümbül, Tuba (2016)

This study offers some insight into the rise and development of feminist movement, with special focus on a comparative analysis of two novels, Kate Chopin's The Awakening and Doris Lessing's The Summer Before the Dark – ...
A psychoanalytic reading of Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness from frommian perspective

Ataşer, Ceren (2011-09-05)

This study of Conrad’s Heart of Darkness aims at a psychoanalytic reading of the relationship between Marlow and Kurtz, the two main characters of the novel, and the role of civilization and nature duality play a great ...
A qualitative study on instructors' attitudes, readiness, and challenges toward flipped teaching in preparatory schools

Yılmaz, Tuğçe (2020)

The main purpose of this qualitative study was to investigate the attitudes of instructors in terms of the flipped teaching model. Another purpose in this respect was to understand preparatory school instructors' perceptions ...
A study of the psychology of migrant identities and the psychoanalytic roots of non-belonging in Monica Ali’s Brick Lane

Çakmaktepe, Müzeher (2010-10-14)

Monica Ali’s novel, Brick Lane (2003) has become the subject of a critical controversy concerning Ali’s depiction of a migrant diaspora living in London. Ali has been criticized for writing about a community she does not ...
Affinity between the fiction writer and the filmmaker: Viewpoint, aesthetics, and cinematographic representation in Sherwood Anderson's and James Joyce's short stories

Taner, Neşet Erdem (2003)

The affinity between fiction and film can be explained by the affinity between fiction writer and the filmmaker. The fiction writer begins with a series of images which he conserves in his mind and which he has obtained ...
An Existential approach to freedom of choice in John Fowles's the French Lieutenant's Woman

Ahmed, Abdulazeez Taha (2015-06-19)

This thesis concerns itself with a comprehensive analysis of John Fowles's novel The French Lieutenant's Woman with a special focus on the philosophy of existentialism. The main argument of this study is that, as a typical ...
Assimilation of The Other through feudalism as the dominant paradigm in Sir Gawain and The Green Knight

İşleyen, Onur (2015-01)

14. Yüzyıldaki sosyo-kültürel değişimler öyle bir noktaya ulaşmaktadır ki, Gawain şairi ortaya çıkmakta olan değerler sistemlerini feudal düzene yönelik tehditler olarak algılamaktadır. Sir Gawain ve Yeşil Şövalye, Gawain'in ...
Dracula: the story of a terrorist against “order”

Körpe, Ahmet Emre (2006-09-12)

In Dracula, Stoker deals with the harmful effects of capitalism acting upon environment and people. He depicts bourgeois characters as neurotic, and as products of industrialism. Count Dracula fights against bourgeoisie ...
Dublin as ancestral matrix: the rebirth of the Irish fetus into self-recognition in James Joyce’s “Eveline” and “the dead”

Kızrak, Meral (2006-09-11)

James Joyce’s Dubliners depicts the city of Dublin as a metaphor for the Irish soil. Though self-exiled, Joyce the Irish patriot introduces Dublin to be the ancestral matrix from which the Irish may be reborn to claim their ...
Etched on the body: Fear of the female in Ainsworth's The Lancashire Witches

Yıldırım, Ozan Çağlayan (2022)

Bu tez William Harrison Ainsworth'ün The Lancashire Witches (1848) adlı romanında cadı figürünün 16. ve 17. yüzyıl Avrupa'sındaki metinler ve söylemdeki oluşumunu inceler. İngiliz edebiyatının Viktorya dönemi temsilcisi ...
Eugenics and social order in Aldow Huxley's brave new world and Margaret Atwood's Oryx and Crake

Çolak, Olcay (2004-06)

The scientific and industrial revolution of the nineteenth century has led to urbanization and mass-production. These changes had dramatic effects on the lives of workers. They were regarded as the part of a machinery to ...
Existential struggles of the self and the other: Jean Rhys’s Voyage in The Dark ve Wide Sargasso Sea as postcolonial novels

Soysal, Mustafa (2012-02-08)

George Eliot lived in the early Victorian age which witnessed a transformation in the social structure because of the Industrial Revolution. In Middlemarch, she analyzes the emergence of the capitalist paradigm, and the ...
Freudian uncanny and the double in the picture of Dorian Gray

Şahin Bektaş, Zehra (2019)

Karakterlerin daha iyi anlaşılmasına katkıda bulunan psikanalitik unsurların izini süren bu çalışma, Oscar Wilde'in eseri Dorian Gray'in Portresi'ni incelemektedir. Çalışmanın başlıca odak noktası, travmatik çocukluk ...
Graham Swift's waterland as historiographic metafiction

Duman, Volkan (2019)

Bu tez, Graham Swift'in romanı Su Diyarı'nı Linda Hutcheon'un tarihsel üst kurmaca kavramı ışığında postmodern tarihi roman olarak incelemeyi amaçlar. Temelde, bu teori tarihin kurmaca olduğunu ve saf gerçekliği sunamayacağını ...
Henry James retrospective conception of evolution in the Turn of the Screw and Beast in the Jungle in respect to Nietzsche and Darwin

Atar, Özge (2003-06)

Henry James, as an author, was not in isolation from his cultural, intellectual and philosophical impacts dominant in his times. Therefore, he was affected from the philosophical approaches of his contemporaries, Nietzsche ...
History, his story, and story conceptions of reality and freedom in The French Lieutenant's woman

Ulusoy, Emel (2005)

John Fowles is one of the famous novelists of the twentieth century. The French Lieutenanfs Woman is considered to be his best work in which he demonstrates the interacting natures of fiction and life, culture and ideology, ...
I am not What I am: Iago as a diabolical manipulator in Othello

Majed, Mohammed Hameed (2012-12)

Bu tez Iago'nun şeytani yönlerini karakteri şeytanla alakalandırarak tartışmaktadır. Shakespeare'in eserinin bütününe bakıldığında, Iago ve oynadığı rol daha bir vurguludur. Kraliçe Elizabeth döneminin ?şeytan? algısından ...
Martyrdom for knowledge in Christopher Marlowe’s Doctor Faustus

İşçi, Osman (2010-09-02)

Doctor Faustus başlıklı oyunun yazarı Christopher Marlowe, dinin egemen olduğu Ortaçağ döneminden, sorgulayıcı insan zihninin evrimi aracılığıyla seküler Rönesans dönemine geçişi sergiler. Oyunun ana karakteri Doktor ...
Mary Shelley and the capitalist paradigm: formed and deformed bodies in Frankenstein

Güzey, İdil (2010-01)

Mary Shelley lived in an age that witnessed a great paradigmatic change: the shift from the mercantilist to the capitalist world order. In Frankenstein, she unveils the social and psychological impacts of the new system ...
Middlemarch: the story about the reformation of female identity in the 19th century capitalist paradigm

Sönmez Demir, Yağmur (2012-09-26)

George Eliot lived in the early Victorian age which witnessed a transformation in the social structure because of the Industrial Revolution. In Middlemarch, she analyzes the emergence of the capitalist paradigm, and the ...

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