Detrimental to political theories, the Turkish Nobel Prize winner pleads for an authentic personal and national identity, for the need for keeping the integrity through synthesis, tolerance, faith and self-consciousness. the anthropocentric Western art) (d) the polyphonic enunciation (Pamuk practises a literature of view points, a combination of Eastern and Western styles). portrait (the theocentric Islamic art vs. We consider that the following isotopies are relevant for the interface between literature and the postmodern discourse on interculturalism and transculturation: (a) dialogism and indirectness (Pamuk replaced Eco’s semiotic theme with an identity theme, thus suggesting a retrospective reading of The Name of the Rose as a novel of European Christian identity) (b) the liminality of the chronotop (the decline of the Ottoman power, Istanbul as a transitional and cosmopolitan space) (c) the issue of style: miniature vs.
Pamuk deconstructs the East-West dichotomy in his allegoric novel My Name is Red. The paper focuses on the manner in which O. It also tells the story of Pamuk when he talked to a Swiss Magazine about the killing of Kurds and the Armenian Genocide.
This paper will discuss Pamuk's own personal life, his style of writing and the themes of his novels as well as what kind of character he is dealing with. He has got many prizes for literature, for instance, in 2005, he was granted the Peace Prize for creative writing of novel in Germany, and in 2006, he has won the Nobel Prize for literature, as well as in the same year, he was selected in the United States of America as one of the 100 most effective people in the world, who shape the universe by speaking up. Up to now, only eleven novels of his literary works were translated into English. He believes that the history of the novel is simply the historical background of human freedom. He portrays his characters genuinely, as he meets them throughout his life, regardless of whether his heroes look like him or not. He has a unique style and his most important themes are conflict and confluence of the West and Islam, and the argumentative issues of identity. However, his novels were translated into more than 60 languages of the world today. He writes his novels in the Turkish Language. Orhan Pamuk is a well-known Turkish novelist in the contemporary world literature.
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