Dergiler / Türkiye İletişim Araştırmaları Dergisi / 2007 / Cilt: 12 - Sayı: 12
How A Means Of Equahty, Hegemony And State Of Belongrng Can Be Formed In The Exlstence Of Drfferent Identltres?: A Comparative Study between Yaqar Kemal's Ince Memed and F. Scott Fitzgerald's 'fhe Great Gatsby
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- 141–150
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Özet
During the process of social change, searching for ethics and ethical basis of individual rebellion against hegemonic societies can be understood best with examining how a means of equality, hegemony and state of belonging is formed in such societies where different identities exist. The search for equality and altemative communities is examplified besl in lhe novels The Great Gatsby and Ince Memed by studying them under the scope ofTdnnies's Commrrity and Society (Ceneinschart und Gesselschaft) Theory.
Abstract
During the process of social change, searching for ethics and ethical basis of individual rebellion against hegemonic societies can be understood best with examining how a means of equality, hegemony and state of belonging is formed in such societies where different identities exist. The search for equality and altemative communities is examplified besl in lhe novels The Great Gatsby and Ince Memed by studying them under the scope ofTdnnies's Commrrity and Society (Ceneinschart und Gesselschaft) Theory.