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: "From where?" - Kern considers this question, which we ask almost involuntarily, with the need to understand things and connect things together, and which we cannot help asking, as the most fundamental question of human experience. In his work, he traces the understanding of causality in the Victorian period and the modern period through many classical and modern literary works, especially crime novels. With its information content, fluent narration and wide range of literature, it is a satisfying work with the gripping effect of crime novels.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Stephen Kern, who served at Northern Illinois University for many years and as a visiting professor at Michigan and Northwestern universities, has been a faculty member at Ohio State University since 2004. Kern's area of expertise is European cultural and intellectual history. In his research, he focuses especially on psychoanalysis, phenomenology, body and sexuality, time and space, love, causality and murder.



Number of Pages: 536

Year of Printing: 2008


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Metis Publishing

First Print Year: 2008

Number of Pages: 536

Language Turkish