Kar / Snow
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Autor:
Orhan Pamuk
Country:
Turkey (TR)
Book Theme:
The books of the Nobel prices
Publisher:
İLETİŞİM YAYINLARI
Publishing Year:
2002
Orhan Pamuk is a renowned Turkish
novelist born in Istanbul. Known for his rich storytelling and exploration of
themes like identity, memory, and history, Pamuk has received numerous
accolades, including the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2006. His works, such as ‘My Name is Red’and ‘Snow’have gained international
acclaim for their depth and insight into Turkish society.
National Award for Children’s and Young People’s
Abstract
Kar (Snow) by Orhan Pamuk is a novel set in the town of Kars, Turkey.
Poet Ka returns after years of exile and gets caught in political and religious conflicts. Suicides and the headscarf ban create tension. Ka reconnects with Ipek, complicating his emotions. The story explores secularism, Islamic fundamentalism, love, and identity in modern Turkey.
The wintry setting reflects inner turmoil. Pamuk incorporates poetry and examines the power of art. Ka’s personal journey intertwines with political debates. The novel raises questions about love, loyalty, and sacrifices. It
delves into the complexities of Turkish society, blending politics, religion, and relationships. Pamuk’s writing leaves a lasting impact, encouraging introspection.
