Türkiye İş Bankası Kültür Yayınları Geçiş (Ciltli)

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Passage (hardcover) nella larsen / i̇ş bankası publications publication year: 2026 Number of pages: 136 Paper type: book paper Size: 12.5 x 20.5 Language: turkish Binding condition: hardcover Isbn-13: 9786253843120 Author: nella larsen Translator: filiz çakır In her novel, passing, nella larsen explores the 1920s in the united states, a time when the pursuit of racial purity was paramount. Explores the complexities of racial identity at the turn of the century.

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Transition &quot

...those whose skin color doesn't obviously betray their black heritage, passing as white by concealing their mixed origins, and... &quot

Ethnic border &quot

Means they exceed. Some of the black characters in the novel face certain privileges

for example, being able to buy a concert ticket or eat at a restaurant. &quot

Passes &quot

...but on the other hand, they live among and embrace their racial identity. Some of them live like white among the whites and completely reject and hide their roots. Clare, one of the main characters in the novel, has benefited from the privileges and wealth of being a white woman by marrying a wealthy white man thanks to her fair skin

on the other hand, she has also escaped from discrimination, exclusion, and racial violence. However, this situation creates indelible wounds in its spirit.

Larsen, who emerged in the 1920s and 1930s in harlem, new york

It echoes the traditions and claims of the harlem renaissance, a cultural awakening movement in which african americans strongly expressed their identities in literature, music, art, and thought.

passing has become a staple in the curricula of african american studies and women’s studies programs in the academy today.

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