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    Architectural References within Émile Zola’s Novel The Ladies’ Paradise
    (Istanbul Univ, FAC Letters, 2022) Zeynep Tuna Ultav; Layal Al Sahli; müge sever; Tuna Ultav, Zeynep; Sever, Muge; Sahli, Layal Al; Alsahli, Layal; Ultav, Zeynep Tuna
    The depiction of space in literature is crucial to every story as it guides the reader’s imagination regarding the story’s location and the characters’ surroundings. This paper studies the relationship between architecture interiors and literary spaces by using a methodology that draws on architectural literary analysis a methodology that uses literature as a medium to define and analyze architectural spaces and cues. Specifically it investigates the connections between architectural and spatial references and their influences on societal concerns in literature – the literary space within The Ladies’ Paradise (1883) a novel by Émile Zola (1840-1902). The retail space portrayed within the novel dominates the narrative. Thus the architectural spaces are described to support the storyline. These spatial cues indicate a specific overall theme namely capitalism – an important issue to discuss within architectural discourse. Zola reveals a new perspective on the social and architectural impacts on society under capitalism through the public interior space of Ladies’ Paradise. The research also indicates the correlation between architecture public space and retailing culture through the birth of the “department store ” thus forever altering society’s ideology on retail culture. Although the novel is categorized as fictitious the representation of 19th-century retailing culture women’s role within society and the significance of architecture are shown to be realistic to that time. In conclusion this paper reveals the dialogue between architecture societal gender issues and the evolvement of retail culture through the medium of literature and derives lessons from this dialogue.
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    Charlotte Gilman’ın HerlandRomanında Mekansal Temsiller veCinsiyet Arasındaki İlişkinin Analizi
    (2021) Zeynep Tuna Ultav; Layal Al Sahli; müge sever; Sahli, Layal Al; Sever, Müge; Ultav, Zeynep Tuna
    Bu makalenin amacı edebi kurgu aracılığıyla \rmimarlık iç mekanlar kentsel çevre ve sosyal \rkonular arasındaki bağlantıları araştırmaktır. \rİpuçları ve yorumlar yoluyla mekansal \rtemsilleri ve özellikle toplumsal cinsiyet \reşitsizliği ve hatta esas olarak Charlotte P. \rGilman’ın ütopyacı kurgusu Herland’i \rşekillendiren cinsiyet ayrımcılığı gibi temalar \rüzerindeki etkilerini analiz etmektir. \rEdebiyat içindeki mekân hikâye anlatımının \rönemli bir parçası olarak görülebilir, çünkü \rokuyucunun yazarın literatür boyunca tam \ranlamıyla bütüncül olarak betimlemeyi \rumduğu çevreyi tam olarak kavramasını \rsağlar. Bahsedilen soruları ve sorunları ele \ralmak ve mekân cinsiyet ve edebiyat \rarasındaki ilişkiyi daha iyi anlamak için \rroman yazar yazarın yaşadığı dönem ve ilgili \ryayınlar derinlemesine incelenmiştir. Yapılan \ranaliz toplumsal cinsiyet rollerinin ortadan \rkaldırılması ve geleneksel alanların \rdeğiştirilmesi ile bu ilişkiyi ortaya çıkarmıştır, \rböylece distopya dönemine bir edebi eleştiri \rbiçimi olarak daha ütopik bir ülkeyi \rbetimlemektedir.
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