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Rise and fall on national icons, symbols and indexes: D. H. Lawrence's denial of national idealism

Öztürk, Devrim (2002)

English author D. H. Lawrence did not remain ignorant of the agony and sufferings in his society and of the entire continental Europe stemming from the First World War, by transmitting as a message of how vain as deceptions ...
The Status and the psychology of women in Mrs. Dalloway, Orlando, a room of one's own

Akın, Pelin (2003)

As a feminist writer of the 20 century, Virginia Woolf takes women as the main topic in her novels, Mrs Dalloway and Orlando and her essay, A Room of One's Own. However, she defends and supports women as an individual who ...
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 ...
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 ...
Pride and prejudice: A guidebook for marriage

Baykara, Özlem (2004-01)

Although criticized for her indifference to the Industrial Revolution or Napoleonic Wars, Austen was a keen observer of her society in terms of relations between man and woman. She reflected her observations in her novels ...
Transformation of Perspective, of man and the universe from Alfred, Lord Tennyson to Thomas Hardy

Türkoğlu, Gülşen (2004-01)

The conflict between religion and science started after the Renaissance in the west and continued through the age of Copernicus and Galileo to the 19th century. During this conflict, many people especially the scientists, ...
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 ...
Religion and woman in George Eliot's Adam Bede

Bilgiç, Şadiye (2004-06)

Since her childhood George Eliot was a keen observer of her time in terms of human relationships, woman's status in society, and the concept of religion. Eliot reflected her observations in her novels by stating her views ...
The reconciliation and the confrontation of the Native American and the British identites in James Fenimore Cooper`s the last of The Mohicans and The Pioners

Yıldırım, Ebru (2004-12)

Native Americans have been the subject of attention since Columbus discovered America in 1492. Their tragedy has started with the subsequent colonisation of America by the Europeans and the British. The original owners of ...
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, ...
The transformation in the pattern of relationships in iris murdoch's novels the Philosopher's Pupil and Nuns and Soldiers

Pesek, Ebru (2005)

Iris Murdoch, a writer and philosopher of the 20th century, is deeply concerned with such issues as moral philosophy and religion, which also become central concerns in her literary life. The meanings of ethics and morality ...
The age of darkness: Gothic discourse and its reflections of discontent in Matthew Lewis's The Monk

İnal, Bahar (2005)

Matthew Lewis is a highly imaginative and creative writer in his depictions of extraordinary, rebellious, and demonic characters, who remain outside the mainstream of the eighteenth century novel. In a style of authentic ...
The mill on the floss: An expression of George Eliot's developed vision on fe/male identity

Vural Başkan, Mine (2005)

George Eliot, as a unique author, is a keen observer of her society in terms of understanding the evolution of female consciousness. She questions the effects of the capitalist, industrial, patriarchal world of men in ...
Wedding the opposites: the romantic quest of the byronic hero in merging the orient and the occident

Küçük, Melike (2006-01-24)

Lord Byron is one of the extraordinary bards of the English Romantic Period. The Byronic Hero, who is recognized to be the mirror of Lord Byron’s inner-self and projection of his persona, is a legendary character. Lord ...
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 ...
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 ...
Paradoxcial politics of power, language, and truth In Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-Four

Arslan, Zeynep (2007-09-13)

Thought to be revealing the features of “undemocratic” regimes, Nineteen-Eighty Four has been narrowly interpreted as a warning for future generations. Orwell, however, is not defensive or aggressive about any certain ...
The transformative potential of forgiveness in George Eliot's Scenes of Clerical Lie and Adam Bede

Coşkun, Behiye (2009-12-14)

Religion represents a profound influence on George Eliot‟s fiction, and on her life and career as a whole. Her attitude developed from a rigidly evangelical perspective during her youth towards an open-minded liberalism ...
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 ...
Robinson Crusoe: Defoe’s deceptıve legend of capitalism

Saltoğlu, Nurcan (2010-01-15)

Daniel Defoe’s The Life and Strange Surprising Adventures of Robinson Crusoe, of York (1719), depicts the turbulent period of economic Transition in Britain from the mercantilist to the capitalist order. Unintentionally, ...

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