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an anthology of modern Turkish drama

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An edition of I, Anatolia and other plays (2008)

I, Anatolia and other plays

an anthology of modern Turkish drama

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Language
English
Pages
384

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I, Anatolia and other plays: an anthology of modern Turkish drama
2008, Syracuse University Press, USYRC
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Table of Contents

Introduction: The Turkish theater since 1970 / Talat S. Halman
Bald Mehmet of Ata / Orhan asena
Old photographs / Dinçer Sümer
The white gods / Güngör Dilmen
Fehim Pasha's mansion / Turgut Zakman
I, Anatolia / Güngör Dilmen
Afife Jale / Nezihe Araz
Vladimir Komarov / Memet baydur
My lovely scarf / Refik Erduran.

Edition Notes

"Volume Two."

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Published in
Syracuse, N.Y
Series
Middle east literature in translation

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
894.35/2308
Library of Congress
PL237 .I22 2008, PL237.I22 2008

The Physical Object

Pagination
p. cm.
Number of pages
384

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL17049497M
ISBN 13
9780815609353
LCCN
2008033409
OCLC/WorldCat
225870856
Goodreads
3310570

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