Caribbean history, culture, and politics

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• GÖRKEM NEŞE DESTUR

The redefinition of black and issue of racism in during 1970s and 1980s become major preoccupations of black British poetry. Demonstrating clearly what it is to be black in a contemporary British society, black British poetry continuously deals with racism, discrimination and oppression that black people are exposed t…

z: Smrgecilik, tarihi sre ierisinde farkl boyutlar ile toplumlar derinden etkilemitir. Nitekim Afrika ktas da smrgecilik faaliyetleri asndan en dikkat ekici blgelerden birisidir. Yeni ve Yaknalarda kle, altn ve baharat ticareti smrgeci devletlerin Afrika'ya olan ilgisini artrmtr

• GÜRSOY ŞAHİN

This paper examines Karen Tei Yamashita’s Tropic of Orange (1997) within two different yet interconnected contexts: the interaction between natural environment and urban spaces, and the detrimental impact of global capitalism on socially, legally, and economically disadvantaged communities. Yamashita’s multilayered na…

Postcolonial ecologies direct our attention to the specially environmental dimensions of literary works by focusing on the often overlooked nonhuman elements, ecological disasters and the inequitable distribution of resources and waste in developing nations. Decolonization has not solved the problems of poverty, corru…

• ADNAN BARIŞ AĞIR

As a Jamaican poet, Linton Kwesi Johnson is the forerunner of dub poetry that combines words with reggae rhythm. Johnson establishes a postcolonial discourse of his own and uses his dub poetry to fight against the dominant Western discourse. His poetry tells stories from the black immigrant’s life by using a Creole En…

In Greek mythology, Medea is a sorceress who was the daughter of King Aeëtes of Colchis, niece of Circe, granddaughter of Helios, the god of sun, and above all wife to the hero, Jason.In Euripides' play Medea, produced in 431 BCE, Jason abandons Medea when Creon, the king of Corinth, offers his daughter Glauce to Jaso…

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Marina Warner’s Indigo retells The Tempest in the setting of Liamuiga and its main focus centers on giving a voice to the silenced female characters of The Tempest. Warner’s Sycorax is a shaman and adopts Dule/Caliban and Ariel, the children of slaves. The appearance of drowned slaves on the Liamuiga shoreline marks t…

Ottoman-Brazilian relations began in the mid-19th century. After this process, diplomatic representations and mutual political and commercial relations were established. Immediately after the start of Ottoman-Brazilian political and commercial relations, there was a significant wave of migration from Ottoman territori…

• SELİM HİLMİ ÖZKAN

As a Jamaican poet, Linton Kwesi Johnson is the forerunner of dub poetry that combines words with reggae rhythm. Johnson establishes a postcolonial discourse of his own and uses his dub poetry to fight against the dominant Western discourse. His poetry tells stories from the black immigrant’s life by using a Creole En…

• KÜBRA KANGÜLEÇ COŞKUN