Animals, plants, and landscapes an ecology of Turkish literature and film / Hande Gurses, Irmak Ertuna-Howison [editors].

SeriesPerspectives on the non-human in literature and culture
Contents Introduction: critical perspectives on ecocriticism, world literature, and pedagogies -- Anatolian landscapes, history, gender, and trauma. "Once upon a time in Anatolia": the enfolding-unfolding aesthetics of confronting the past in Turkey / ©¿zg©ơn Eyl©ơl Iscen -- Grape gatherers and goat herders: the portrayal of Anatolian village women's interaction with the natural environment in contemporary Turkish film / Jeannette Okur -- Non-human subjectivities. Human violence, nature and poetry in Murathan Mungan's Sair℗¿in romani (the poet's novel) / Canan Savkay -- Rethinking the subject, reimagining worlds in Bilge Karasu's A long day's evening and Sema Kaygusuz's The sultan and the poet / Deniz G©ơndogan Ibrisim -- Writing beyond the species boundary: Bilge Karasu's The garden of departed cats and Sema Kaygusuz's Wine and gold / ©¿zlem ©¿g©ơt Yazicioglu and Ezgi Hamza©ʹebi -- Animals of/as sovereignty. Dogs of modernity / E. Khayyat -- Violence and the validation of male identities through canine others in Kaan Mujdeci' s Sivas (2014) and Emin Alper's Frenzy (Abluka, 2015) / Zeynep Sahint©ơrk -- Encounter with snakes in Fakir Baykurt's Yilanlarin ©œc©ơ (revenge of the snakes) / Sule Akdogan.
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