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    Almas, H.E.: Capitalizing Istanbul: Reading Orhan Pamuk's Literary Cityscape

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    This article analyzes Orhan Pamuk's literary depictions of Istanbul in his novels. It discusses how Pamuk captures the city's changing identity and cultural landscape over the 20th century as it transitioned from the Ottoman Empire into the modern era. The article examines Pamuk's use of Istanbul settings and characters to explore themes of memory, history and cultural conflict. It argues Pamuk's novels provide insights into Istanbul's transformation and position within Turkish national identity.

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    This article analyzes Orhan Pamuk's literary depictions of Istanbul in his novels. It discusses how Pamuk captures the city's changing identity and cultural landscape over the 20th century as it transitioned from the Ottoman Empire into the modern era. The article examines Pamuk's use of Istanbul settings and characters to explore themes of memory, history and cultural conflict. It argues Pamuk's novels provide insights into Istanbul's transformation and position within Turkish national identity.

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    This article analyzes Orhan Pamuk's literary depictions of Istanbul in his novels. It discusses how Pamuk captures the city's changing identity and cultural landscape over the 20th century as it transitioned from the Ottoman Empire into the modern era. The article examines Pamuk's use of Istanbul settings and characters to explore themes of memory, history and cultural conflict. It argues Pamuk's novels provide insights into Istanbul's transformation and position within Turkish national identity.

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    Capitalizing Istanbul: reading Orhan Pamuks literary cityscape

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