GRADUATE SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SCIENCES / EURASIAN STUDIES / AVR6146 - EASTERN AND WESTERN LITERATURE AND FILM ANALYSIS

Contents Of The Courses in a weekly Period

Week 
Subjects 
Sources 
1Explanation of the course content and introduction of the Eurasian Literature and Film Analysis,Kayaoğlu, E. (2016), Özgüç, A. (2005), Borstnar, N., Pabst, E., & Wulff, H. J. (2008), Peach, J., & Schröter, J. (2008). Adam, Gerhard (1984). Özgüç, A. (2005), Yüce, T. (2012). Bienk, A. (2014). Maiwald, K. (2015). Bohnenkamp, A., & Lang, T. (Edit.). (2005). Korte, H. (2010). Memed My Hawk, Film (1984) Kemal, Y. (1987). İnce Memed 1-3 (Vol. 1).
2Intermediality; Literature and FilmKayaoğlu, E. (2016). Borstnar, N., Pabst, E., & Wulff, H. J. (2008),
3Film and Novel GenresKayaoğlu, E. (2016).
4Film analysis through literary science approachesKayaoğlu, E. (2016), Peach, J., & Schröter, J. (2008). Maiwald, K. (2015).
5Narrative tools in filmKayaoğlu, E. (2016).
6Narrative tools in novelAdam, Gerhard (1984)., Gast, W. (Ed.). (1993).
7Cinema-Literature Relationship; periods, fashions, typingÖzgüç, A. (2005).
8Midterm Exam  
9Interactions between cinema and literature genresYüce, T. (2012).
10Adaptations from Western literature to cinemaBienk, A. (2014).
11Adaptations from Eastern Literature to cinemaBohnenkamp, A., & Lang, T. (Eds.). (2005).
12Comparative analyses of novels and filmsKorte, H. (2010). Memed My Hawk, Film (1984)
13Case studies on novel-to-film adaptationsKemal, Y. (1987). İnce Memed 3 (Vol. 1). Toros yayınları.
14Workshop studiesWorkshop
15Reflection on sustainable art and culture perspectivesWorkshop