Orhan Pamuk
Biographic Data
| ID | 1044532 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Orhan Pamuk |
| GIVEN NAMES | Orhan |
| FAMILY NAME | Pamuk |
| SIGNATURE | PAMUK O |
| AFFILIATIONS | Harvard University Press |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2003 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
The Pilgrim Ship Mutiny: A Draft Chapter from Nights of Plague
The Governor of the island of Minger thought hard about how best to involve Sheikh Hamdullah, the leader of the Helveki sect, in the imposition of quarantine measures against the plague. He had met the Sheikh five years ago, very soon after being appointed governor of the island. At the time, the Sheikh had seemed to the Governor a cultivated, pleasant, mild-mannered man. Perhaps he still was. They had become friends in that first year, and had e…
Nights of Plague: A Conversation
The following is an edited transcript of the opening plenary session of the Institute for World Literature in July 2020 – held online as a result of Covid-19. In this conversation with IWL ’s director and associate director, Orhan Pamuk discusses his understanding of world literature and his place in it, and his ongoing work on his novel Nights of Plague , then nearing completion
Turkish Crisis: The Biggest Test Since 9/11 ‐ Summer 2007
A Private Reading of André Gide's Public Journal
Orhan Pamuk A Private Reading of André Gide’s Public Journal W HEN I WAS EIGHT, MY MOTHER GAVE ME A DIARY WITH A LOCK AND a key. It was made in Turkey in the early 1960s. The fact that this fancy notebook was intended as a “diary” at that time in Turkey was in itself interesting. Until I received my elegant green diaiy it had never occurred to me that I could have a private notebook of my own to write things in, and that I could lock it and put t…
A Private Reading of André Gide's Public Journal
WHEN I was eight, my mother gave me a diary with a lock and a key. It was made in Turkey in the early 1960s. The fact that this fancy notebook was intended as a “diary” at that time in Turkey was in itself interesting. Until I received my elegant green diary it had never occurred to me that I could have a private notebook of my own to write things in, and that I could lock it and put the key, probably the first I had possessed, in my pocket. It i…
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A Private Reading of André Gide's Public Journal
WHEN I was eight, my mother gave me a diary with a lock and a key. It was made in Turkey in the early 1960s. The fact that this fancy notebook was intended as a “diary” at that time in Turkey was in itself interesting. Until I received my elegant green diary it had never occurred to me that I could have a private notebook of my own to write things in, and that I could lock it and put the key, probably the first I had possessed, in my pocket. It i…
A Private Reading of André Gide's Public Journal
Orhan Pamuk A Private Reading of André Gide’s Public Journal W HEN I WAS EIGHT, MY MOTHER GAVE ME A DIARY WITH A LOCK AND a key. It was made in Turkey in the early 1960s. The fact that this fancy notebook was intended as a “diary” at that time in Turkey was in itself interesting. Until I received my elegant green diaiy it had never occurred to me that I could have a private notebook of my own to write things in, and that I could lock it and put t…
Turkish Crisis: The Biggest Test Since 9/11 ‐ Summer 2007
The Pilgrim Ship Mutiny: A Draft Chapter from Nights of Plague
The Governor of the island of Minger thought hard about how best to involve Sheikh Hamdullah, the leader of the Helveki sect, in the imposition of quarantine measures against the plague. He had met the Sheikh five years ago, very soon after being appointed governor of the island. At the time, the Sheikh had seemed to the Governor a cultivated, pleasant, mild-mannered man. Perhaps he still was. They had become friends in that first year, and had e…
Nights of Plague: A Conversation
The following is an edited transcript of the opening plenary session of the Institute for World Literature in July 2020 – held online as a result of Covid-19. In this conversation with IWL ’s director and associate director, Orhan Pamuk discusses his understanding of world literature and his place in it, and his ongoing work on his novel Nights of Plague , then nearing completion
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