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Women, Patriarchy, and Tradition in Adil-Girei Keshev’s Scarecrow (1860) and Zarina Kanukova’s The Bridge (2006) [Adil-Girey Keşev'in ‘Korkuluk’ Öyküsünde (1860) ve Zarina Kanukova'nın ‘Köprü’ (2006) Oyununda Kadın, Ataerkillik ve Gelenek]

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Women, Patriarchy, and Tradition in Adil-Girei Keshev’s Scarecrow (1860) and Zarina Kanukova’s The Bridge (2006) [Adil-Girey Keşev'in ‘Korkuluk’ Öyküsünde (1860) ve Zarina Kanukova'nın ‘Köprü’ (2006) Oyununda Kadın, Ataerkillik ve Gelenek]

Öz

This article closely examines two literary works written by Circassian authors – one is a nineteenth-century short story Scarecrow [Chuchelo] published in Russian in 1860 by Adil-Girey Keshev (1837-1872), and the second work is Zarina Kanukova’s play L’emizh (The Bridge), an adaptation of Keshev’s story, published in 2006 in Circassian language. The article aims to demonstrate how these authors, in their attempts to challenge the colonial representations of Circassians, introduce a new subjectivity, a new interpretation of self as they see it through their own eyes and self-representations. The article attempts to answer the following questions: How do both indigenous authors frame and articulate their relationship to the gendered and racialized histories of Circassian men and women in the colonial and in the post-Soviet context respectively? How do they address colonial experience and representation? What are the modes of self-representation and how are colonial language and imagery are being (re)appropriated, or not, by the Circassian writers? To what extent do indigenous writers resist, revise, or transgress colonial ideologies and representations, and in what ways do they reinforce such discursive constructs? To the extent that they revise or rebel against colonial representations, what new models do they offer, and how do these new models, tied to current Circassian political and cultural projects, raise problems and contradictions of their own?

Anahtar Kelimeler

Kaynakça

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  4. Keshev, Adil-Girei. Izbrannye Proizvedeniya [Selected Works]. Edited by Raisa Khashkhozheva. Nalchik: Elbrus, 1976.
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Ayrıntılar

Birincil Dil

İngilizce

Konular

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Bölüm

Araştırma Makalesi

Yayımlanma Tarihi

31 Mayıs 2021

Gönderilme Tarihi

6 Mayıs 2021

Kabul Tarihi

19 Mayıs 2021

Yayımlandığı Sayı

Yıl 2021 Cilt: 6 Sayı: 12

Kaynak Göster

APA
Zhigunova, L. (2021). Women, Patriarchy, and Tradition in Adil-Girei Keshev’s Scarecrow (1860) and Zarina Kanukova’s The Bridge (2006) [Adil-Girey Keşev’in ‘Korkuluk’ Öyküsünde (1860) ve Zarina Kanukova’nın ‘Köprü’ (2006) Oyununda Kadın, Ataerkillik ve Gelenek]. Kafkasya Çalışmaları, 6(12), 233-258. https://doi.org/10.21488/jocas.934030
AMA
1.Zhigunova L. Women, Patriarchy, and Tradition in Adil-Girei Keshev’s Scarecrow (1860) and Zarina Kanukova’s The Bridge (2006) [Adil-Girey Keşev’in ‘Korkuluk’ Öyküsünde (1860) ve Zarina Kanukova’nın ‘Köprü’ (2006) Oyununda Kadın, Ataerkillik ve Gelenek]. JOCAS. 2021;6(12):233-258. doi:10.21488/jocas.934030
Chicago
Zhigunova, Lidia. 2021. “Women, Patriarchy, and Tradition in Adil-Girei Keshev’s Scarecrow (1860) and Zarina Kanukova’s The Bridge (2006) [Adil-Girey Keşev’in ‘Korkuluk’ Öyküsünde (1860) ve Zarina Kanukova’nın ‘Köprü’ (2006) Oyununda Kadın, Ataerkillik ve Gelenek]”. Kafkasya Çalışmaları 6 (12): 233-58. https://doi.org/10.21488/jocas.934030.
EndNote
Zhigunova L (01 Mayıs 2021) Women, Patriarchy, and Tradition in Adil-Girei Keshev’s Scarecrow (1860) and Zarina Kanukova’s The Bridge (2006) [Adil-Girey Keşev’in ‘Korkuluk’ Öyküsünde (1860) ve Zarina Kanukova’nın ‘Köprü’ (2006) Oyununda Kadın, Ataerkillik ve Gelenek]. Kafkasya Çalışmaları 6 12 233–258.
IEEE
[1]L. Zhigunova, “Women, Patriarchy, and Tradition in Adil-Girei Keshev’s Scarecrow (1860) and Zarina Kanukova’s The Bridge (2006) [Adil-Girey Keşev’in ‘Korkuluk’ Öyküsünde (1860) ve Zarina Kanukova’nın ‘Köprü’ (2006) Oyununda Kadın, Ataerkillik ve Gelenek]”, JOCAS, c. 6, sy 12, ss. 233–258, May. 2021, doi: 10.21488/jocas.934030.
ISNAD
Zhigunova, Lidia. “Women, Patriarchy, and Tradition in Adil-Girei Keshev’s Scarecrow (1860) and Zarina Kanukova’s The Bridge (2006) [Adil-Girey Keşev’in ‘Korkuluk’ Öyküsünde (1860) ve Zarina Kanukova’nın ‘Köprü’ (2006) Oyununda Kadın, Ataerkillik ve Gelenek]”. Kafkasya Çalışmaları 6/12 (01 Mayıs 2021): 233-258. https://doi.org/10.21488/jocas.934030.
JAMA
1.Zhigunova L. Women, Patriarchy, and Tradition in Adil-Girei Keshev’s Scarecrow (1860) and Zarina Kanukova’s The Bridge (2006) [Adil-Girey Keşev’in ‘Korkuluk’ Öyküsünde (1860) ve Zarina Kanukova’nın ‘Köprü’ (2006) Oyununda Kadın, Ataerkillik ve Gelenek]. JOCAS. 2021;6:233–258.
MLA
Zhigunova, Lidia. “Women, Patriarchy, and Tradition in Adil-Girei Keshev’s Scarecrow (1860) and Zarina Kanukova’s The Bridge (2006) [Adil-Girey Keşev’in ‘Korkuluk’ Öyküsünde (1860) ve Zarina Kanukova’nın ‘Köprü’ (2006) Oyununda Kadın, Ataerkillik ve Gelenek]”. Kafkasya Çalışmaları, c. 6, sy 12, Mayıs 2021, ss. 233-58, doi:10.21488/jocas.934030.
Vancouver
1.Lidia Zhigunova. Women, Patriarchy, and Tradition in Adil-Girei Keshev’s Scarecrow (1860) and Zarina Kanukova’s The Bridge (2006) [Adil-Girey Keşev’in ‘Korkuluk’ Öyküsünde (1860) ve Zarina Kanukova’nın ‘Köprü’ (2006) Oyununda Kadın, Ataerkillik ve Gelenek]. JOCAS. 01 Mayıs 2021;6(12):233-58. doi:10.21488/jocas.934030
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