Browsing by Subject "Memory"
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The Balat life is really unique - narratives of place and belonging in the historical Fener-Balat district of istanbul
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Publisher and Date:(Kadir Has University, 2016)Fener-Balat is one of the oldest districts of istanbul and was home to Greek-Orthodox Christians and Jews for centuries. However in the last century the demographic composition changed fundamentally. After long having been neglected recently the district has received increasing attention especially due to historical housing there. This goes along with a wider interest in istan-bul's past and former minority quarters that emerged within the last decades. Most academic literature about the Fener-Balat ...
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DOMESTİK ETNOGRAFİ ÖRNEĞİ OLARAK BEN UÇTUM SEN KALDIN
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Publisher and Date:(Hacettepe Üniversitesi İletişim Fakültesi, 2015)In what ways does documentary camera with its unique capacity to disentangle reality penetrate and reconstruct history? At the intersections of history and memory and of family and self, how do documentary narratives crafted through the pursuit of personal life stories, longed family members, and childhood recollections contest hegemonic ideologies about identity? This article focuses on I Flew You Stayed (2012) by Mizgin Müjde Arslan as a reflexive narrative of tracing longed family members ...
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How people can become persuaded by weak messages presented by credible communicators: Not all sleeper effects are created equal
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Publisher and Date:(Academic Press Inc Elsevier Science, 2017)The sleeper effect has been proposed to describe temporal changes in persuasion for messages associated with noncredible sources. The present research introduces a new kind of sleeper effect denoting increases in persuasion for weak messages associated with credible sources. This effect of the source was hypothesized to derive from attending to the message source rather than the message arguments and reconstructing delayed attitudes primarily on the basis of the source information. Findings from ...
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New media as a space for memory-making in the context of visual representations of socio-political events / Sosyo-politik olayların görsel temsiliyeti bağlamında bir hafıza inşası alanı olarak yeni medya
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Publisher and Date:(2018)This thesis aims to discuss how narratives of socio-political events are represented through new media and attempts to reveal the effects of this usage in construction of memory. Three cases, namely "Map of Women Patrons' Structures in Ottoman Istanbul", Networks of Dispossession and projects of Hafıza Merkezi, were analyzed and expert interviews were made with the project coordinators. As a result of the analysis and after theoretical explanations that were applied to account for it, the role of ...
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Pushing the boundaries of the historical documentary: Su Friedrich's 1984 The Ties That Bind
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Publisher and Date:(Routledge Journals Taylor & Francis Ltd, 2012)This article argues that Su Friedrich's 1984 film The Ties That Bind employs what were at the time atypical forms and techniques to push the limits of the traditional historical documentary. Its aesthetic experimentation helps to redefine the idea of historical representation in film and does so mainly by treating evidence as both partial (in both senses of the word) and contingent offering a radical challenge to normative history and destabilizing the notion of history as authority. Unlike ...
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Visualizing the past in three documentary films
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Publisher and Date:(Kadir Has University, 2013)The growing presence of subjects narrating their lived experiences in documentaries implies their involvement in the making of their own histories. This thesis explores this subjective dimension by examining the formal methods employed by filmmakers in documentaries in which personal stories are performed and/or narrated by subjects. -- Abstract'tan.
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When Memory takes the stage: the forms of unrepresentability in sarkis
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Publisher and Date:(Kadir Has University, 2012)While reaching the end of 20th century contemporary understanding of spaceand time began to threaten history.s centralist linear and causal structure. in theappearingly accelerating and tightening world the individual feels the need fordeceleration and adherence. The perspective offered by history and grand narrativescan no longer be adequate for the individuum seeking a sense of identity andbelonging. Therefore the individual clings to his/her verity and thereby his/hermemory.