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One by one, lost the appetite once he had, started forgetting even most basic stuff, started neglecting the loved ones and himself... He ate too much or ate not nothing at all most of the times.…
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Deneme · EN
Nature as Female Subjectivity: Deconstructing the Romantic Sublime in Hamnet
Maggie O’Farrell’s novel Hamnet explores a couple who have endured the tragic loss of their child and examines how grief shapes both their individual identities and their relationship, while…
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Deneme · EN
Hang the DJ: Building and Breaking the System of Surveillance
Introduction When technology was not as developed as it is today, individuals would meet through friends, in institutions such as school, work, or in an entirely spontaneous and “destined” ways.…
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Deneme · EN
On the Body that Hurts: A Meditation on Pain, Language and the Unlivable
Begin here, at the simplest possible place. A body. A hurt. The tooth that wakes you at three in the morning, the grief that arrives without announcement, the dull accumulating pressure of a life…
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Makale · EN
The Personal as Political: Annie Ernaux’s Literary Universe
This article examines the literary universe of Annie Ernaux, the 2022 Nobel laureate in literature, arguing that her decades-long body of work constitutes one of the most sustained and politically…
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Makale · EN
Sartre and Adler Hand in Hand: The Beginnings of Existential Psychotherapy and the Life Style Industry
The name of the famous XXth century French philosopher Jean Paul Sartre is known globally to most people with his later called existentialist method arguing for our existence predating what-ever…
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Makale · EN
Religio: A Mural of Religion in Ancient Rome
Preface Before any explanations or explorations of the titular “Roman religion,” I feel the need to set the correct precedent. Religion, religious philosophy and culture in Rome is incredibly vast,…
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