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At the cutting edge of spolia studies, the collected essays in this volume explore diverse forms and types of reuse in Anatolia […]
Alessandra Guiglia, Claudia Barsanti, Elena Papastavrou, 92,59 TL
Spolia Reincarnated
Afterlives of Objects, Materials, and Spaces in Anatolia from Antiquity to the Ottoman Era
This book is the Turkish translation of A Natural History of Human Morality, originally published by Harvard University Press. From the […]
Michael Tomasello, 75 TL
A Natural History of Human Morality
This book is the Turkish translation of Master Builders of Byzantium, published by Stanford University Press. From the backcover of the […]
Robert Ousterhout, 140 TL
Master Builders of Byzantium
Disability studies is a multidisciplinary area that developed in 1970s, but especially after 1980s. This area sprouted mainly with the […]
Dikmen Bezmez, Sibel Yardımcı, Yıldırım Şentürk, 30 TL
Disability Studies
A View from the Social Sciences
The essays, imagining and recalling the cadences of Said’s conversation, take various forms, including elaborations on his ideas, applications of […]
Homi Bhabha, William J.T. Mitchell, 20 TL
Edward Said
Continuing the Conversation