Crime and Detective Fiction Studies

Our physical experience of architecture is apparently finite -bound by such constraints as time, place, and mobility.But literature offers us the opportunity to inhabit much different architecture in many different times and through this serves to strengthen our understanding of the chief poet ic resonance of architec…

Our physical experience of architecture is apparently finite -bound by such constraints as time, place, and mobility.But literature offers us the opportunity to inhabit much different architecture in many different times and through this serves to strengthen our understanding of the chief poet ic resonance of architec…

• TAYYİBE NUR ÇAĞLAR
• ZEYNEP TUNA ULTAV

This paper aims to present a historical analysis of the Turkish versions of American author Frank Morrison (Mickey) Spillane’s Mike Hammer series by Kemal Tahir (F. M. İkinci) and Afif Yesari (Muzaffer Ulukaya). As private publishing houses gained impetus in the 1950s and there was a massive influx of translated works…

• NİLÜFER ALİMEN

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Although the supernatural is usually an essential component of the gothic, there is significant variety in the way gothic texts employ supernatural elements. While some gothic narratives treat the supernatural as an unquestionable part of their fictional worlds, others evoke scepticism concerning the reality status of…

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• AYŞE BANU KARADAĞ

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• ÖZGE ALTINTAŞ

Günümüzde suç ekonomisinin kapsamı ve hacmi çok önemli boyutlara ulaşmıştır. Gelişen teknolojiyle birlikte birçok suç türü internet ortamına taşınmıştır. Suçlunun mağdura birebir temas etmesini gerektiren birçok suç artık uzaktan işlenebilmektedir. Bu çalışmada Zonguldak ilinde faaliyet gösteren firmaların siber saldı…

This paper examines this view of “unreliable” or “little narrative” or “incredulity toward metanarrative” in Martin Amis’s novel Night Train as an anti-detective novel. In so doing, the paper falls into two parts. The first part focuses upon the convention of traditional “reliable” or “metanarrative” in a typical trad…

• ALİ GÜNEŞ

This essay explores the relationship between terror and spatiality in Maria Irene Fornes’s Terra Incognita (1991), a play rooted firmly, as its title suggests, in the production of spatiality. Fornes turns conventional spatial conceptions upside down by synchronising history with the present. Spatiality corresponds to…

• YELİZ BİBER VANGÖLÜ

In White is for Witching (2009), Helen Oyeyemi defamiliarizes traditional narratives, subverts the classical doctrines and inserts recent issues. Although her novels are mostly read within the scope of gothic literature, she introduces ethnic mythology and folklore that provide myriad perspectives. As well as incorpor…

• REYHAN ÖZER TANİYAN

In this study we aimed to introduce two cases presented to our clinic with a complaint of foreign bodies in eyes, followed in our clinic and diagnosed with Ocular Munchausen syndrome. In the first case; a 10 year old male patient had complained out of soil from each eye. In the patient%u2019s biomicroscopic examinatio…

• ONUR BURAK DURSUN