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The most obvious characteristics of popular novels include serial production, specific formulas, and the reliance on clichéd heroes and events. […]
Veli Uğur, 95 TL
Vampire’s Kiss, Lover’s Blood
Popular Novels in Türkiye after 1980
This book is the Turkish translation of The Emperor’s New Mind: Concerning Computers, Minds, and the Laws of Physics, Oxford, 2002. […]
Roger Penrose, 120 TL
The Emperor’s New Mind
Concerning Computers, Minds, and the Laws of Physics
This book, a collection of ethnographic articles, based on a decade of field research in the Yuntdağ region in Western […]
Kimberly Hart, 18 TL
Weaving Modernity
Life, Labor and Love in a Western Anatolian Village
Published jointly with the Semahat Arsel Nursing Education and Research Center (SANERC), this volume is the second, updated edition of […]
Anahit Çoşkun, 20 TL
Nurses’ Handbook of Women’s Health and Diseases
Critical Reflections in Migration Research: Views from the North and the South is an attempt to critically approach the epistemology […]
24 TL
Critical Reflections in Migration Research
Views from the North and the South