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Bir Dinozorun Eleştirileri: Mîna Urgan ve Erich Auerbach ile Virginia Woolf Okumak

Authors: Almas, Esra;

Bir Dinozorun Eleştirileri: Mîna Urgan ve Erich Auerbach ile Virginia Woolf Okumak

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Critiques by a Dinosaur: Reading Virginia Woolf with Mina Urgan and Erich Auerbach Öz Yazar, aktivist ve akademisyen Mîna Urgan'ın (1915-2000) Virginia Woolf (1995) başlıklı çalışması, Virginia Woolf (1882-1941) üzerine Türkçe yazılmış tek monograftır. Urgan'ın toplumsal cinsiyet, akli denge ve iyi yazın hakkındaki düşüncelerine dair ipuçları veren eser antisemitizm eleştirisi de içerir. Böylece Urgan Nazizm sırasında Türk üniversitelerinde eğitim öğretim faaliyetlerinde bulunan Alman-Yahudi mültecilerden ve karşılaştırmalı edebiyatın kurucularından olan hocası Erich Auerbach'ı (1892-1957) da selamlar. Kimliklerin ilişkiselliğini bir çıkış noktası olarak ele alarak yaşam anlatısı ve edebiyat eleştirisi bağlamında üç yazarı bir araya getiren bu çalışma, kişisel ve tarihsel bağlam merkezli bir karşılaştırmalı edebiyat okuması sunar. Türkiye'deki eleştiri geleneğinin uluslararası platformdaki yerini ve ulus ötesi bağlantılarını hatırlatarak yeni anlam ağları önerir. Abstract The only monograph on Virginia Woolf in Turkish was written by a woman no less exceptional: writer, activist, and academic Mina Urgan (1915-2000). The monograph provides clues regarding Urgan’s thoughts on gender, mental stability, and what makes good writing; it also includes a note on antisemitism, and a nod to her teacher, one of the many German Jewish refugees who taught at Turkish universities during the Nazi regime, and one of the founders of comparative literature as a discipline, Erich Auerbach. Taking the relationality of identity as its departure point, this article suggests a dialogue between three writers, and between life writing and critique. Articulating context to critique, the comparisons in this article suggest new networks of meaning through the transnational connections of literary criticism in Turkey.

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Virginia Woolf,, feminizm / kadın çalışmaları, Erich Auerbach, antisemitizm, Öz yaşam anlatısı, karşılaştırmalı edebiyat, Mina Urgan

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