Cosmic Comedy

Cosmic Comedy Book Description "Cosmic Comedy is the product of a literary researcher who spends most of his life compiling information. For such a person, the world of knowledge and quotes is as real as the natural conditions in which he breathes and the social relations he tries to cope with. This book describes his life as trees, mountains, seas. While Yıldız Ecevit attempts to analyze life and herself through knowledge, she draws the reader into a pluralistic environment created by a wide variety of readings, sometimes descending into the depths of the hell of fears with Kafka. Sometimes he has to listen to Schopenhauer's speech pointing fingers at him, sometimes he is startled by Tezer Özlü's screams in the social hell; sometimes he tries to get to the cosmological origin of the 'I' through the information Stephen Hawking puts before him in the spiral of modern physics and tries to capture the unattainable reality in the world of Carlos Castaneda's shamans. Fiction template. In the novel, in which Dante's Divine Comedy is used as the basis and created on an intertextual level with a postmodernist approach, Dantel, just like Dante, wanders around Hell/Purgatory/Heaven... accompanied by variously equipped guides... but in places that do not resemble Dante's... in the hell of modern society... in the purgatory where knowledge is sanctified... and its contours are precise. in an uncharted paradise... Following the question 'Who am I?... Cosmic Comedy is the combination of quotations and intellectual integrity... It is an unusual novel in Turkish. A novel of knowledge! (From the Promotional Bulletin)