Vefa Yayınları Vatan yahut Silistre

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“namık kemal’s theatrical project and practice is about calling out to the conscience. At the same time, it aims to create aesthetic experiences with moral appeal by influencing the conscience, which is also the medium of the homeland idea, by removing and opening its veils, namık kemal.

” -fatih altuğ- mr. islam, loves zekiye from afar and voluntarily joins the army. He goes to zekiye to say goodbye. Zekiye, who is madly in love with mr. islam, disguises herself and follows her beloved man, and by joining the volunteers, she reaches silistre. In silistre, the soldiers under siege somehow have to defeat the enemy. Namık kemal's play, homeland or silistre, was first performed on april 1, 1873 at the gedikpasha theater, which was managed by güllü agop.

Namık kemal, who sees theater as a new technique for him, sees it as a tool that mobilizes the audience's emotions and lifts the veils of conscience, and tries to use the theater's impact on conscience to produce subjects who have adopted certain moral behaviors. The first edition of the game homeland or silistre, which was made in 1873, was prepared for publication by esra demirkoparan, who teaches turkish courses at the turkish courses coordination office of the bosphorus university. The editing was done by a faculty member from the same university, nur gürani arslan. This edition of the work has been translated to be as suitable as possible for the language and spirit of the period, but with the aim of being understandable to today's reader. Product name: homeland or silistre product code: 9786257781855 author: namık kemal publication year: 2022 cover type: cardboard cover page number: 96 paper type: 2. Dough turner:

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