Abstract
Abstract Two novels written by female authors, Sinekli Bakkal and Bahar Çiçeği, claim that while the new Turkish nation adopted a Western lifestyle, its original character was built upon its female members’ effort to protect its essence. Female authorship seems to be dominated by nationalism. However, a female voice can still be heard in the characterization of female protagonists as strong personalities. Thus, the authors of these works should be judged as writers who try to express themselves as women under a dominant ideology.
Keywords
Nationalism
Ideology
Character (mathematics)
Theme (computing)
Turkish
Gender studies
Literature
Sociology
History
Political science
Linguistics
Law
Art
Philosophy
Politics
Subject Areas
Turkey's Politics and Society
·Political Science and International Relations ·Social Sciences
Historical Gender and Feminism Studies
·Sociology and Political Science ·Social Sciences
Gender Politics and Representation
·Gender Studies ·Social Sciences
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