Not only Pamuk: Turkish literature in Polish translations 3600-NTP-OG

During classes sociocultural context and artistic value of selected works of Turkish literature in Polish translation will be discussed. Students will be acquainted with life and oeuvre of the writers, literary streams and groups the authors represent. The writers and their works became a pretext to present the history of contemporary Turkish literature.

Term 2024Z:

None

Type of course

general courses
elective courses

Mode

Classroom
Blended learning
Remote learning

Course coordinators

Anna Sulimowicz-Keruth

Learning outcomes

K_W05 has detailed and organized knowledge of Turkish literature in Polish translation; can name and characterize most important phenomena/trends/literary texts/writings of Turkey; K_W10 can name and characterize basic cultural phenomena of Turkey; K_W16 demonstrates basic grasp of contemporary cultural life of Turkey; K_U06 can read, analyze and interpret Turkish literary texts in Polish translation and appropriately place them in their cultural context, K_K01 understands the need to learn all one’s life; K_K06; sees the need of dialogue between cultures; K_K07 is aware of significance the culture of Turkey has for the culture of the world.

Assessment criteria

Continuous assessment (50%) - preparation for the classes (reading texts chosen by the lecturer), activity (asking questions, joining the discussion)
Oral examination (50%) - a max. 15 min. presentation on a Turkish novel chosen and read in Polish translation by the student, answering questions on its author, historical and sociocultural context etc.
Unexcused absence of the student is permissible if it does not exceed 2 classes. Absence (excused or unexcused) during more than 50% of classes results in non-admission to the final examination.

Bibliography

Selected works of Turkish literature in translation into Polish.

Term 2023Z:

M. N. Sepetçioğlu, „Synowie Bozkurta”, przeł. M. Łabęcka-Koecherowa, Warszawa 1977
Szejjad Hamza „Jusuf i Zeliha”, przeł. M. Łabęcka-Koecherowa, Warszawa 2009
Ahmet Hamdi Tanpınar, „Instytut regulacji zegarów”, przeł. A. Sobczak, Katowice 2011
Halide Edip Adıvar, „Rabia”, przeł. A. Kłosiewicz, Warszawa 2009
Yaşar Kemal, „Legenda tysiąca byków”, przeł. W. Hensel, Warszawa 1983
Sabahattin Ali, „Madonna w futrze”, przeł. P. Beza,
„Rajski statek. Antologia opowiadań tureckich”, red. T. Majda, Warszawa 1976
Bilge Karasu, „Wieczór po długim dniu”, przeł. A. Sulimowicz, 2014
Oya Baydar, „Utracone słowo”, przeł. A. Sulimowicz, Warszawa 2009
Mario Levi, „Stambuł był baśnią”, przeł. P. Kawulok, Katowice 2016
Mehmet Murat Somer, „Zabójstwa proroków”, przeł. A. Polat, Warszawa 2003
Ahmet Ümit „Memento dla Stambułu”, przeł. A. Mizrahi,
Nedim Gürsel „Mehmet Zdobywca”, przeł. P. Kawulok, Kraków 2017
Ece Temelkuran, „Taniec w rytmie rewolucji”, przeł. P. Kawulok, Katowice 2015
Hakan Günday, „Jeszcze”, przeł. D. Haftka-Işık, Katowice 2018
Aslı E. Perker, „Suflet”, przeł. E. Borówka, Katowice 2014
Ayfer Tunç, „Historie z ojczyzny”, przeł. A. Erdoğan, Wrocław 2020,
Ece Temelkuran „Turcja. Obłęd i melancholia”, przeł. Ł. Buchalski, Wrocław 2017, Necla Kelek, “Słodko-gorzka ojczyzna. Raport z serca Turcji”, przeł. E. Kalinowska, Wołowiec 2011, Hatice Meryem, „Ja i moja towarzyszka niedoli, Turcja”, przeł. A. Sulimowicz-Keruth, PO 3-4/2019.

Term 2024Z:

None

Additional information

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