... something like a condition of the possibility of saying ‘‘cultural difference’’ in and as the emergence of singularity. The Disconnected begins with the protagonist Turgut receiving the news of the suicide of his best friend, Selim, and thus with the shattering of the everyday order by the violence...

... intellectuals, Selim Işık, whose name could be translated as ‘‘benign light has already committed suicide when the novel begins. But the novel articulates a very similar night- mare of frustrated idealism and claustrophobic national history through the texts Selim leaves behind and the echoes of his voice...

... and was able to compare his aesthetic explorations in calligraphic modernism with the more established explorations by Iraqi artists. Later, when El Salahi was in a Sudanese jail in 1976, the brother of the deceased Iraqi artist Jawad Selim, who worked in the Iraqi embassy in Khartoum, quietly supplied...

... drink with instead of drink or drink in. It is difficult to determine whether the late eighteenth cen­ tury actor who played Selim to Mossop s Osmin in Congreve s Mourning Bride intentionally imitated the trick of Tony Lee. Be that as it may, the dead Selim, says O Keeffe in his Recol­ lections...

... . India That Is Bharat: Coloniality, Civilisation, Constitution . Export edition. New Delhi : Bloomsbury . Dêreşî Se’îd . 2007 . Şerefnameya Şerefxanê Bidlîsî tercema mela Mehmûdê Bazîdî . Duhok : Spîrêz . Deringil Selim . 2003 . “ ‘They Live in a State of Nomadism and Savagery...

... as the sixteenth century as Sultan Selim I brought and settled Greek miners from Laurium, a silver mining town in ancient Greece, to Ergani during this period (Wijkerslooth 1944 ). Whereas there is not much evidence of mineral extraction in Keban before, both towns essentially emerged as vital socioeconomic hubs...

... December 1804 ^)n 1 December 1804, Master Betty makes his London debut at the age of thirteen, acting the part of Selim in Barbarossa. Excitement has been building for some time thanks to a series of carefully orchestrated print releases. In circu­ lation are several authentic memoirs, fanning curiosity...

... of generic self-maintenance: the desirable is that which the genre posits to sequence itself in the mechanical simulation of purpose. This strategy becomes clear with the publication of The Bride of Abydos and the appearance of the veiled Zuleika, the be­ loved of Selim. Desire is given a double rationale...

... . Celil Ordixane . 2011 . Cegerxwin'in Yaşamı ve Şiir Anlayışı ( Cegerxwin's Life and His Understanding of Poetry ). Istanbul : Evrensel Yayınları . Césaire Aimé . 2015 . Barbar Batı ( Discourse on Colonialism ). Istanbul : Doğu Kitapevi . Deringil Selim . 2022 . Simgeden...

... to Turkey in English Letters 311 Turkey, he declares in his Voyage to the Levant (1636), because he who would behold these times in their greatest glory could not find a better scene than Turkey. Splendor combined with terror. Along with tales of spectacular glory ran others: of how Selim I tried to kill...

...- med Ibrahim Abu-Selim. This legacy is extremely significant to modern history.”2 With the exception of the literature of the Sudanese Communists on the Southern question, few Northern Sudanese scholars...

... Geography 9 , no. 4 : 431 – 52 . Ṣāliḥ Arwa . 2008 . The Stillborn: Notebooks of a Woman from the Student-Movement Generation in Egypt . Translated by Selim Samah . London : Seagull Books . Scott David , 2004 . Conscripts of Modernity: The Tragedy of Colonial Enlightenment...

... Vistas. 11 Moisei Ginzberg, Style and Epoch, trans. Anatole Senkevitch, Jr. (Cambridge, MA, 1982 [Moscow, 1924 120-21. 12 Quoted in Slezkine, USSR as a Communal Apartment," 423. 13 The period from 1923 to 1928, according to Soviet architectural historian Selim Khan-Magomedov, witnessed an intensive...

.... In Oğuz Atay’s novel The Disconnected [Tutunamayanlar], the bookworm Selim, coming from a small town, cannot grow up because he confuses what is bookish and what is real, perishing early in life because of the desire to 36 be a Dostoyevsky...