Arafat'ta Bir Çocuk

A Child in Arafat Book Description "He touched the blue eye bead that his grandmother hung around his neck. It would protect him against the blue eyes. He had not forgotten where he was, but he was disconnected from what was happening around him. A bright smile spread across his face. His hair almost started above his eyebrows. It was curly, strong, jet black hair. Their eyes were big and bright, as if they were always looking at everything with surprise. Most of the time, they looked damp, especially in the cold. "Some people spend their whole lives struggling to overcome boundaries. From the experiences and observations of Zülfü Livaneli, who is undoubtedly one of the most experienced people on this subject, spread over the years, nourished and enriched by the years, stories whose values have been tested over the years, about borders, border crossers, exiles, expatriates in Germany, Sweden, Denmark, Turkey... Zülfü Livaneli's Bringing together his stories, which are his first works in the field of literature, A Child in Arafat has attracted extraordinary attention both in Turkey and the world since it was published in 1978. It was published many times in Turkey and also translated into German and Persian. The story that gave its name to the book was made into a movie on Swedish and German television. The main subject of A Child in Arafat is "exile" and "border" in all its meanings, one of the oldest themes of literature. In the stories in the book, the difficulties experienced by the Turks, who have been thrown to European countries as workers or political refugees since the 1960s, when Turkey's European adventure began, and March 12, 1971, especially in the context of cultural conflicts, are discussed. Thin Cover: Number of Pages: 156Print Year: 2016e-Book: Number of Pages: 145Print Year: 2012Language: TurkishPublisher: Doğan Kitap