Representation Of Turks In George Farquhar’s Play The Beaux Stratagem George Farquhar’ın The Beaux Stratagem Adlı Oyununda Türk’lerin Temsili

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George Farquhar’ın The Beaux Stratagem Adlı Oyununda Türk’lerin Temsili

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Bu makale George Farquhar‟ın The Beaux Stratagem adlı oyununda Osmanlı Türklerinin nasıl temsil edildiği üzerinedir. Türk imajının var olduḡu pek çok Restorasyon tiyatrosu bulunur. Türklerin negative imajı o zamanın edebiyatına bile yansımıştır. Bu makalede Batılı bakış açısına göre Türk erkekleri ve kadınlarının nasıl bir perspektiften görüldüḡü üzerine tartışılacaktır. Edward Said‟ın doğu bilimci söylemlerine göre, baskın Batı kültürü doğuyu ve doğuluları “öteki ler” olarak görür.

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• Türk imajı, öteki, Doğubilimi

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