The Bosphorus Incarnate: Postmodern Fiction and Identity Representation in the Novelsof Orhan Pamuk and a Comparison with Hungarian Literature

Authors

Barış Yılmaz
University of Szeged
DOI: https://doi.org/10.14232/sn.2026.1

Keywords:

historical novel, postmodern fiction, Turkish literature, intertextuality, metafiction, identity representation, world literature, east-west dichotomy

Synopsis

Chapters

  • I. Introduction
  • II. Who Does Pamuk Write for?
  • III. Orhan Pamuk and His Fiction
  • IV. Postmodern Understanding of Reality and Fictionality
  • V. Cultural Identity and Narratives
  • VI. Postmodern Narratives and Historiographic Metafiction
  • VII. Postmodern Narrative Strategies in the Western and Eastern Canons
  • VIII. Conclusion
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Published

March 17, 2026

Series

Studia Novorum

Online ISSN

3094-1784

Print ISSN

3058-0250
Copyright (c) 2026 Barış Yılmaz (Szerző)

Details about this monograph

ISBN-13 (15)

978-963-688-103-0

Publication date (01)

2026