Kentlilik, Millet ve Toplumsal Cinsiyetin Satirik Birliktelikleri

Abstract

Bu yazı ile Amy Mills Akbaba dergisinden bir karikatürün, İstanbulluluk ve milliyetçilik kurgusu ile biçimlenen sokak dolayımıyla bir okumasına girişiyor. Ulusal aidiyetin dışlayıcı mekansallığı üzerine kısa bir tartışma ile kentlilik, millet ve toplumsal cinsiyet kategorilerinin farklı birlikteliklerini açığa seriyor

Keywords

• Başörtüsü
• Satir
• İstanbul
• karikatür
• modernlik
• Akbaba

Satirical Assemblages of Urbanity, Nation and Gender in Istanbul

Abstract

This is a short piece that analysez a cartoon from Akbaba in terms of being and Istanbulite, nationalism and the street. A short discussion of the exclusionary spatiality of national belonging reveals different assamblages of urbanity, nation, gender and modernity

Keywords

• Headscarf
• Satire
• Istanbul
• cartoons
• modernity

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