Literature Analysis and Criticism

BACKGROUND: Paediatric Neurology (PN) is a discipline focused on diagnosis, comprehensive management and research into diseases of the central and peripheral nervous system from fetal life to transition into adulthood. The European Paediatric Neurology Society first designed and published the European PN training prog…

• DİLEK YALNIZOĞLU

Objective: This study aimed to reveal the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on congenital bleeding disorders (CBDs) patients and the hematology specialists following them.Material and Methods: CBDs patients with and without a history of COVID-19 being followed up at the oncology institute of a university hospital were…

• OSMAN BÜLENT ZÜLFİKAR
• SAYİME BAŞAK KOÇ ŞENOL

This paper explores representation of Woman Question in Henrik Ibsen’s A Doll’s House and George Bernard Shaw’s Candida . The paper argues that unlike many studies that have read Candida and Nora as two disparate characters, they can be considered as the same New Woman represented only from different perspectives. In…

• NAĞME ARAS

George Bernard Shaw, who introduced social realism to the British stage, is considered to be the most significant playwright of the Victorian era. In his plays, he challenged the typical Victorian representation of female characters and introduced a new woman type who stands as a powerful and independent figure. Shaw’…

Patriarchal society gives legal rights and economic power to men only so that women are subject to men and imprisoned in private sphere. When women who are given only the role of a wife and mother begin to demand freedom and legal rights, the basis of feminism appears. This study applies liberal feminist approach to G…

• HALİT ALKAN

Pygmalion, a play which is written by George Bernard Shaw is mainly about the story of a poor girl named Eliza Doolittle who is transforming into an upper-class member by the help of two professors, named Higgins and Pickering. The primary purpose of this paper is to analyze the theme of transformation in the play by…

• SAMAN HASHEMIPOUR

Although G. B. Shaw tends to associate himself with Shakespeare in his different works, much of the difficulty in understanding Shaw’s conception of the playwright stems from his adverse criticism of Shakespeare’s tragedies and comedies. When Shaw’s prose works are examined, it can be observed that he either praises S…

• KÜBRA VURAL ÖZBEY

In this article, the works Pride and Prejudice, written by author Jane Austen, and Mrs. Dalloway, written by author Virginia Woolf, will be compared and contrasted with each other, and their similarities and differences in this context will be examined in terms of periods, authors, and works. Pride and Prejudice, writ…

In this article, the works Pride and Prejudice, written by author Jane Austen, and Mrs. Dalloway, written by author Virginia Woolf, will be compared and contrasted with each other, and their similarities and differences in this context will be examined in terms of periods, authors, and works. Pride and Prejudice, writ…

Throughout history the theme of suicide has been handled by different authors yet they have developed different attitudes towards the theme. Naturally; the theme of suicide is a common subject both in classic and modern tragedies. However; it functions distinctively. In classic tragedies; it is handled according to re…

Calisma, Shaw’in Silahlar ve Adamlar adli oyunundaki duzmece vatanseverligi ve karakterlerin aptalca davranislarini ele almaktadir. Onur, idealizm, kahramanlik, sosyal adalet, cinsiyet esitligi, ikiyuzluluk ve sosyal hayatla ilgili daha bircok konu ve degerler Shaw’in oyunlarinin ana temasini olusturmaktadir. Silahlar…

Bu calismada, Jane Austen'in Gurur ve Onyargi romanindaki klasik Ingiliz Edebiyati ve modern okuyucu uzerindeki ogretimleri uzerinde durulmustur. Austen bir kadin yazar olarak erkek ve kadin karakterlerinin iliskilerini, yasantilarini, genel dunya meseleleri olarak vermistir. Bunlar degisik mekanlari, zit karakterleri…