Vol. 6 No. 10 (2018): June 2018

JOURNAL OF NARRATIVE AND LANGUAGE STUDIES

The current issue comprises a special part on “Narrative and Authenticity” adjacent to a following section including articles on narratives from various contexts.

Editors of the Issue:

Dimitris Cargiotis & Mustafa Zeki Çıraklı

Published: 2018-06-30

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Narrative and Authenticity

Introduction Narrative and Authenticity, otherwise

Dimitris Kargiotis

I-V
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The Search for The ‘Authentic’ in the Context of Narrative-Inspired Travel

Evgenia Amey

1-16
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Rethinking Authenticity of the Holocaust Experience Through Museum Architecture “This is not a place of memory; this is a place of commemoration."

Xenia Tsiftsi

17-36
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Painting as Performance: The Work of Cornelio Campos

Shelley Garrigan

37-47
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Iphigenia as A Bestseller: The Sacrifice of Abraham and Its Slavic and Ottoman Nachleben

Vladimir Boskovic

48-65
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Articles

Barrenness as A Weapon for The Women Oppression in Flora Nwapa’s One Is Enough

Fatima Zahra El Arbaoui

66-74
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Ruins, Memory and Identity in Dickens’s Little Dorrit and Dombey and Son

Zeynep Harputlu

75-86
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Gardens in Literature: Looking Back from an Anthropocentric World

Nüvid Şefika Alemdaroğlu

87-100
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Three Phases of Aldous Leonard Huxley's Approach to Modernity and Modernization

Hilal Kaya

101-112
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Ideological Approaches to Nature and Female Body in Witch Poems

Şebnem Düzgün

113-123
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Railways, Ghosts and Charles Dickens’ “The Signalman”

Seda Coşar Çelik

124-132
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Vol. 6 No. 10 (2018): June 2018

Full Issue

Narrative and Authenticity

Introduction Narrative and Authenticity, otherwise

The Search for The ‘Authentic’ in the Context of Narrative-Inspired Travel

Rethinking Authenticity of the Holocaust Experience Through Museum Architecture “This is not a place of memory; this is a place of commemoration."

Painting as Performance: The Work of Cornelio Campos

Iphigenia as A Bestseller: The Sacrifice of Abraham and Its Slavic and Ottoman Nachleben

Articles

Barrenness as A Weapon for The Women Oppression in Flora Nwapa’s One Is Enough

Ruins, Memory and Identity in Dickens’s Little Dorrit and Dombey and Son

Gardens in Literature: Looking Back from an Anthropocentric World

Three Phases of Aldous Leonard Huxley's Approach to Modernity and Modernization

Ideological Approaches to Nature and Female Body in Witch Poems

Railways, Ghosts and Charles Dickens’ “The Signalman”

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