Türkiye İş Bankası Kültür Yayınları Kurtlar Sofrası (Atilla İlhan)

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688 pages

the table of the wolves

at that time, the homeland had truly turned into a table of wolves.

everyone is in the exploitation of their interests, and what all exploiters destroy piece by piece is the share of the people.

synthesis and a move are needed to survive the destruction of drifting.

it is shown in the novel that this can only be a democratic society and a national revolutionary connected to the spirit of the kuvay-i milliye. – konur ertop is a horizontal cross-section of a society in istanbul, from bars to newspaper offices, both completely separate from workplaces and individuals, and despite this, they are in conflict with each other.

– muzaffer erdost attilâ i̇lhan selects a multidimensional novel in terms of selfhood, while taking advantage of the cinematographic fiction method in such a way that it will be suitable for such a choice

Performing status and action observation with a camera's brutal agility

Thus, a novel emerges that not only has a public, social dimension, but also has its human dimensions kept wide.

Özdemi̇r i̇nce's work (at the table of wolves) is processed in a way that resembles the search for a marx-freudian combination, in a view that encompasses all kinds of individual interactions and even deviations, both in terms of re-evaluation of history and social and economic events, and around the process of capitalism.

- emre kongar attila i̇lhan was born in menemen on june 15, 1925. The thinking and writing journey of i̇lhan, one of turkey's most productive writers, who started at a young age, continued until he passed into immortality on october 10, 2005. All of i̇lhan's works are published by türkiye i̇ş bankası culture publications.

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• Origin: TR