The Dramatization of Cultural Hybridity and the ``In-Between{''} Turkey in Fazil's Kunye
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In his article ``The Dramatization of Cultural Hybridity and the
``In-Between{''} Turkey in Fazil's Kunye{''} Onder Cakirtas addresses
Turkey's historical context and exposes how political, social and
cultural changes were expressed in Turkey's public sphere. Using Niyazi
Berkes's theory of secularism as proceeding of modernism Cakirtas
discusses different examples of stylistic strategies of cultural
hybridity in the playwright's historical-based play, Kunye. He
investigates how political changes in pre-Turkey times signify Turkey's
national striving, and how the Ottoman-conservative past metamorphoses
into Turkic-secular. The study juxtaposes the perceptions of
`introduction to Westernization' and `departure from Islamic past' in a
period of the national shaping of modern Turkey.
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