artıcles and presentatıons - Department of English Language and

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ACADEMIC WORKS
(1995-)
BOOKS:
1. Cultural Materialism Text and Context Relation in Jane Austen’s Novels.
Modena: Il Fiorino, March 2001. ISBN:88-900660-0-8
2. Diverse Aspects of Italy and Italians in Contemporary British Literature.
Modena: Il Fiorino, October 2001. ISBN: 88-900660-1-6
3. Fiction Unbound Bernardine Evaristo. Newcastle upon Tyne: Cambridge Scholars
Publishing, 2011.
BOOK CHAPTERS:
1. .“Self, Community and Nature: Jacob Ross’ Pynter Bender”. The Future of
Ecocriticism: New Horizons. Eds. Serpil Oppermann, Ufuk Özdağ, Nevin Özkan and
Scott Slovic. Newcastle upon Tyne: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2011. 288-299
2. “Transnational
Identity
Mappings
in
Andrea
Levy’s
Fiction”
Growing
Up
Transnational Identity and Kinship in a Global Era. Eds. May Friedman and Silvia
Shultermandl. Toronto, Buffolo, London: University of Toronto Press, 2011. 160-178
3. “Gendered Transnational Spaces: Arab ‘Safari’ Situated in Hanan Al-Shaykh’s Only in
London”. A Fluid Sense of Self The Politics of Transnational Identity. Eds. Silvia
Shultermandl and Sebnem Toplu. Contributions to Transnational Feminism Vol.2. Wien:
LIT Verlag, 2010. 159-174
4. “A Quest for a Slice of Life: Muriel Spark’s Curriculum Vitae”. The Language of
Autobiography. ed. Eleonora Chiavetta. Rome: XL edizioni, 2007. 163-184
5. “Love or Pride by Jane ‘Austin’?: Jane Austen’s Reception in Turkey”, Re-Drawing
Austen: Picturesque Travels in Austenland. Eds. Beatrice Battaglia and Diego Saglia.
Napoli: Liguori Editore, 2004. 377-382
6. “Jane Austen’s Married Couples: A Cultural Materialistic Perspective”, Jane Austen
Oggi e ieri. A Cura di Beatrice Battaglia. Ravenna: Longo Editore, 2002. 163-170
PUBLISHED ARTICLES
1.
“Relocating Chinese-Jewish-British Identity in The Autograph Man by Zadie Smith”
(Mati Turyel). Imperium, Luton, Vol.5, University of Luton, England, 2006 republished in
Interactions. Vol 22.1-2 (2013):129-145
2.
“The Trajectory of the Hybrid Self”. Interactions. Vol 19.1-2 (2010): 93-109
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3.
“Woman’s Third Age: The Seven Sisters by Margaret Drabble”. Brno Studies in
English. Vol 35.1. (2009): 173-184
4.
“Adoption and Reconstitution of Lives: Jackie Kay’s The Adoption Papers” .
Interactions. Vol.17.1 (Spring 2008), Ege University Press, Izmir, 2008. 113-126
5.
“Relocating Chinese-Jewish-British Identity in The Autograph Man by Zadie Smith”
(Mati Turyel). Imperium, Luton, Vol.5, University of Luton, England, 2006.
6.
“Home(land) or ‘Motherland’: Translational Identities in Andrea Levy’s Fruit of the
Lemon”. Anthurium: A Caribbean Studies Journal, Vol.3, Issue 1, University of
Miami, Coral Gables, Florida, Spring 2005.
http://scholar.library.miami.edu/anthurium/index.html
7.
“ ‘Where are you from, originally?’: Race and Gender in Bernardine Evaristo’s Lara”,
InterCulture, Tallahassee, Florida, Vol.1, Florida State University, Florida, December
2004.
http://www.fsu.edu/%7Eproghum/interculture/Race%20and%20Gender%20in%20Berna
rdine%20Evaristo%27s%20Lara.htm
8.
“Intercultural Marriage: Contemporary Expressions of Displacement/Emplacement in
British Fiction”, Imperium, Luton, Vol.4, University of Luton, Luton, 2004.
http://www.imperiumjournal.com/0pages/40004.html
9.
“Socially Structured Emotions: Infusion of Religion Through Senses in Joyce’s A
Portrait”, In-between, Vol. 12 [1& 2], New Delhi, University of Delhi, 2003. 73- 82
10. “Reconstructing the Fractured Self: Sarah Woodhouse’s Meeting Lily”, Interactions,
Vol.12, no.12, Izmir: Ege University, 2003. 103-113
11. “Can One Find a Passage to India?”, Journal of English Literature and British
Culture, 8, Ankara: Hacettepe University, 1999-2000. 186-201,
12. “Could Modest Jane Have Been Writing as a Rebel?” Journal of Social Sciences
and Humanities, No.1. Ankara: Çankaya University, 2000. 90-98
13. “Faultlines in Mansfield Park”. Ege İngiliz ve Amerikan İncelemeleri Dergisi. no.
11. İzmir: Ege University, 1998. 189-198
14. “Kültürel Materyalist Bakış Açısıyla Duygu ve Sağduyu”. Ege İngiliz ve Amerikan
İncelemeleri Dergisi. no. 11. İzmir: Ege University, 1998. 185-188
15. “Pride and Prejudice By A Dissident Lady” Journal of English Literature and
British Culture. No.6 Ankara: Hacettepe University, 1997. 55-62
16. “Değişen Dil İngilizce” . Ana Dili Dergisi. no:3 . İzmir: Ankara University, Tömer
İzmir, February 1997. 31-35
17. “A Structural Analysis of Graham Greene’s The Human Factor”. Ege İngiliz ve
Amerikan İncelemeleri Dergisi. no:10. İzmir: Ege University, 1995. 243-256
Published Proceedings:
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1.
“Kaleidoscopic Memories: Memories of Rain and The Glassblower’s Breath by
Sunetra Gupta”. Proceedings, Eleventh International Cultural Studies Symposium,
Memory and Nostalgia. Eds. Atilla Silku, Murat Erdem, Patrick Folk. Ege University, Izmir,
April 2009. 373- 386
2.
“Fluidity of the City and Solid Individual Dramas: Jon McGregor’s If Nobody Speaks
of Remarkable Things”. Proceedings, Ninth Cultural Studies Symposium, [City In
(Culture ] in City), Eds.Ayse Lahur kirtunc, Eleftheria Arapoglou, Murat Erdem.
Ege
University, Izmir, May 2004. 107-119
3.
in
“Intercultural Marriage: Contemporary Expressions of Displacement/Emplacement
British
Fiction”.
Proceedings,
Seventh
Cultural Studies
Symposium,
Ege
University, Izmir, Mayis 2002. Ege University, Publication of Faculty of Letters, 2003.
193-199 (reprinted in Imperium Journal)
4.
“Socially
Structured
Emotions:
Infusion
of
Religion
Through
Senses”.
Porceedings Eighth International Cultural Studies Symposium Inside Outside In.
Izmir, Ege University: May 21-23, 2003 (reprinted in In-between Journal)
5.
“Ottoman and British Women: Gender in the Eighteenth Century”. In Dialogue
and Difference. Proceedings of the Fourth Cultural Studies Seminar, Ege University,
İzmir. Eds. Laurence Raw and Ayşe Lahur Kırtunç. The British Council, 2000. 61-82
6.
“English Kings vs. The Ottoman Sultans: Life in the Eighteenth to Nineteenth
Century Britain and the Ottoman Empire” The History of Culture: The Culture of
History. Proceedings of the Second Cultural Studies Seminar, Ege University, Izmir,
Turkey, May 1997. Published by The British Council in association with the American
Studies Association of Turkey and Ege University 1998. 99-103
7.
Pete Remington. “Text and Textuality: English Literature in Drama”. Book of
Proceedings. Drama in English Literature. 18th All-Turkey Eng. Lit. Con. 9-11 April
1997, Bilkent University. Ankara: Bilkent University, Nov. 1997. 93-103
CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS
1.
“Suicide Heights”: Council Estates as Sites of Entrapment and Resistance in Hello
Mum” 14th International Cultural Studies Symposium Confinement, Resistance,
Freedom. Izmir: Ege University May 08-10, 2013.
2.
“Black British Women Writers” Expert Meeting on Black British Women’s
Writing. Brussels: Vrije University, March 20, 2013.
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3.
“Revisiting Lara: A Unique revision of Fiction By the Author”
The Fifth
Contemporary Critical Perspectives Conference Contemporary Women Novelists.
London: Roehampton University, April 14-15, 2011.
4.
“Intercultural Communication: Discourse in Contemporary British Fiction” (co-
convernor of the Panel with Dr. Chiara Sciarrino : Language and Stereotype in the
Representation of Foreigners within Literatures Written in English) ESSE-10 (European
Society for the Studies of English) Turin, Italy: University of Torino, August 24-28, 2010.
5.
“Self, Community and Nature: Jacob Ross’ Pynter Bender” The Future of
Ecocriticism: New Horizons. Hacettepe- Ankara Universities, November
4-6 2009,
Antalya.
6.
“Gendered Transnational Spaces: Only in London by Hanan Al-Shaykh”
(co-
convernor of the Panel : Transnational Identity Politics in British Literature. ESSE-9
(European Society for the Studies of English) Aarhus, Denmark: University of Aarhus,
August 22-26, 2008.
7.
“Woman’s Third Age: The Seven Sisters by Margaret Drabble” 8th International
Language, Literature and Stylistics Symposium. Izmir Ekonomi Universitesi, May
14-16 2008.
8.
“Hybridity and Womanhood in Meera Syal’s Life isn’t all ha ha hee hee” 3rd
International IDEA Conference: Studies in English. Ege University April 16-18 2008.
9.
“Kaleidoscopic Memories: Memories of Rain and The Glassblower’s Breath by
Sunetra Gupta”. 11th International Cultural Studies Symposium Memory and
Nostalgia. Culture Symposium Ege University May 9-11 2007.
10.
“Interrogating and Re-forming the Self: Jackie Kay’s The Adoption Papers”. 2nd
International IDEA Conference: Studies in English. Hacettepe University April 17-19
2007.
11.
“Conception of Identity Through Difference”. The Role of Female Voices in
Constructing Fictional Maps of Multicultural Britain (co-convenor). ESSE-8 (European
Society for the Studies of English) London: University of London: 29 August – 2
September 2006.
12.
“Fluidity of the City and Solid Individual Dramas: Jon McGregor’s If Nobody Speaks
of Remarkable Things”.9th International Cultural Studies Symposium: City [in
Culture] in City. Izmir: Ege University: May 5-7, 2004
13.
“ ‘Where are you from, originally?’: Race and Gender in Bernardine Evaristo’s
Lara”. Le donne intrecciano le culture. Modena ve Reggio Emilia Üniversitesi,
Modena/Italya: 4-27 March, 2004.
14.
“Socially
Structured
Emotions:
Infusion
of
Religion
Through
Senses”.
8th
International Cultural Studies Symposium: Inside Outside In, Izmir, Ege University:
May 21-23, 2003.
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15.
Round Table Invited Address. Jane Austen Oggi e Ieri Now and Then. Alma
Mater Studiorum-Università di Bologna Dipartimento di Lingue e lettereture Straniere
Moderne Centro Interdisciplinare di Studi Romantici, 18 October 2002.
16.
“Women
Depicting
Women:
Sarah
Woodhouse’s
Meeting
Lily”.
Le Donne
intrecciano le culture. Universita degli studi di Modena e Reggio Emilia, Modena/Italy:
24 May- 1 June 2002.
17.
“Intercultural Marriage: Contemporary Expressions of Displacement/Emplacement
in British Fiction” 7th International Cultural Studies Symposium Selves at Home,
Selves in Exile Stories of Emplacement and Displacement. İzmir, Ege University: May 810, 2002.
18.
“Feminine Subjectivities and Patriarchal Constructions in Fanny Burney's Evelina”
(Nevin Koyuncu) Exploring the Romantic-era Novel Conference University of
Groningen, Holland: November 17-19, 1999.
19.
“Ottoman and British Women: Gender in the Eighteenth Century” Cultural
Studies Seminar Dialogue and Difference. İzmir: Ege University, 12-14 May 1999.
20.
“Cumhuriyetimizin 75. Kuruluş Yıldönümünde Ülkemizde İngiliz Dili ve Edebiyatı
Bölümlerinin Gelişimi” (Reşit Küçükboyacı) 75. Yılında Cumhuriyet ve Sosyal Bilimler
Sempozyumu. İzmir: Ege University . 19-21 October 1998.
21.
“English Kings vs The Ottoman Sultans: Life in the Eighteenth to Nineteenth
Century Britain and Ottoman Empire”. The History of Culture The Culture of History
Seminar. İzmir: Ege Üniversitesi, 7-9 May 1997.
22.
“Text and Textuality: English Literature in Drama”. (Pete Remington). 18th All-
Turkey English Literature Conference. Drama in English Literature. Ankara:
Bilkent Üniversitesi. 9-11 April 1997.
Quoted In:
1.
“Bittersweet (Be)longing: Filling the Void of History in Andrea Levy’s Fruit of the
Lemon” by Elena Machado Sáez. Published in Anthurium: A Caribbean Studies Journal
4.1 (Spring 2006)
Quoted work: Toplu, Şebnem. “Home(land) or ‘Motherland’: Transnational Identities in
Andrea Levy’s Fruit of the Lemon.” Anthurium: A Caribbean Studies Journal 3.1
(Spring 2005): 21 pars. Accessed 11/6/05.
2.
“Passion Play” by Laurence Raw. Interactions. Vol.17.1 (Spring 2008), Ege
University Press, Izmir, 2008 153-155
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Quoted
work
:
“Queer
Mythologies
The
Original
Stageplays
of
Pam
Gems”.
Interactions Ege Journal of British and American Studies. 16.2 ( Fall 2007): 139140
3.
The University of Warwick, English and Comparative Literary Studies, EN246
Feminist Perspectives on Literature, Term Two Bibliography, Contemporary Black and
Asian British Writing. Dr. Gill Frith
Quoted work: Toplu, Şebnem. “Home(land) or ‘Motherland’: Transnational Identities in
Andrea Levy’s Fruit of the Lemon.” Anthurium: A Caribbean Studies Journal 3.1
(Spring 2005)
4.
Wikipedia, Andrea Levy, as reference.
5.
Gendusa, Ester E.M. “Transnational Axes of Identity Articulation in Bernardine
Evaristo’s Lara”. A Fluid Sense of Self The Politics of Transnational Identity. Eds. Silvia
Shultermandl and Şebnem Toplu. Wien: LIT Verlag, 2010. p.106
REVIEWS
1. “Projections
of
Paradise
Ideal
Elsewheres
in
Postcolonial
Migrant
Literature”
Interactions Ege Journal of British and American Studies. 22.1-2 (2013): 153-154
2. Laurence Raw Exploring Turkish Cultures to be published by EJES 2014
3. “The Making of London, London in Contemporary Literature by Sebastian Groes”
Interactions Ege Journal of British and American Studies. 21. 1-2 (2012): 137-139
4. “Queer Mythologies The Original Stageplays of Pam Gems by Dimple Godiwala”.
Interactions Ege Journal of British and American Studies. 16.2 (Fall 2007): 139140
5. Cyberculture, Cyborgs and Science Fiction: Consciousness and the Posthuman by
William S, Haney II”. Interactions Ege Journal of British and American Studies
15.1 (Spring 2006): 181-185
6. “Walter Jost’s Rhetorical Investigations”. Interactions Ege Journal of British and
American Studies. 14.1 (Spring 2005): 299-301
7. “John McGregor’s If Nobody Speaks of Remarkable Things”. Interactions Ege
Journal of British and American Studies. 12.13 (Fall 2003): 125-129
PhD Theses Supervised
1.
Kocabıyık, Orkun. “Imperial Adventures: Accounts of Izmir as the Oriental Other in
British travel Writing Tradition”. October, 2011.
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2.
Göncüoğlu,
Önder.
“Spiritual
Africa/Materialized
England:
Reconciliation
in
Haggard’s Works” June. 2011
3.
Turyel, Mati. “Wandering Masks: Reconstructing the Jewish Identity in Diasporic
Narratives”, Sept. 2009.
MA Theses Completed
1. Bayalaş, Kerimoğlu, Fatma. “Neo-Slave Narratives: Fred D’Aguiar’s The Longest
Memory and Orhan Pamuk’s The White Castle”, September 2012.
2. Çakar, Emre. “Re-reading Sterne: The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy,
Gentleman Across Centuries” , July 2010.
3. Savioli, Federica. “Negotiating Identities in Contemporary Black British Women's
Literature”, Università degli Studi di Modena e Reggio Emilia/ İtalya, 2005.
4. Savioli, Enrica. “Real and Imagined Women in Postcolonial Indian Fiction in English”,
Università degli Studi di Modena e Reggio Emilia/ İtalya, 2005.
5. Bellini, Elisa. “Images of the North-South Divide in Twentieth-Century England
Through Travel Writing”, Università degli Studi di Modena e Reggio Emilia/ İtalya, 2005.
6. Gulsah Yaglidag. “The Concept of Otherness: Arundathi Roy, Ruth Prower Jhabvala
and Deborah Moggah in the Postcolonial Context”. Yuk. Lisans tezi. 10 Ekim 2003, Ege U.
7. Francesca Bulgarelli. U of Modena e Reggio Emilia “Metaphor, Prejudice and Reality:
Alteration in British Writers’ Perspective on Italy and Italians during the Twentieth
Century ”Laurea Degree thesis. July 14, 2003.
8. Atalay Gunduz . “The Reflection of Industrial Revolution in Elizabeth Gaskell’s Mary
Barton and Charles Dickens’s Hard Times” Yuk. Lisans tezi Sept. 2002 Ege University.
9. Elisabetta Rupil
“Male Characters in Jane Austen’s Novels”. Laurea degree thesis.
University of Bologna Italy, November 2001.
Courses as Visiting Professor
Facoltà di Lettere e Filosofia dell’Università degli Studi di Modena e Reggio Emilia Italy
2000- 2001 Dept. “Lingue e Culture Europee”
“Multiculturalism in Contemporary Britain Through Literature”
“ Aspects of Italian Life: From the Perspectives of the 20th Century British Writers”
“Multiculturalism: Assimilation/Recognition Dilemma Reflected in Bicultural Writers’
Works
2004-6
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“The Impact of Multiculturalism on British Literature I”
“The Short Story”
“The Impact of Multiculturalism on British Literature II” 43
“British and American Studies”
British Studies (86 ogrenci)
“The Impact of Multiculturalism on British Literature I”
Invited Lectures:
1. “The Impact of Multiculturalism on British Literature”. Feb. 28, 2006. Alma Mater
Studiorum-Università Degli Studi di Bologna.
2. “The Impact of Multiculturalism on British Literature”. April 3, 2006. Università Degli
Studi di Palermo.
Erasmus courses:
“18th century Life and Literature” Bologna University, May 13-15, 2013.
“A General Introduction to Multiculturalism in British Literature” Università degli Studi di
Modena e Reggio Emilia, Italy 5 May 2008
“Conceptions of Identity: Variations on ‘I’ ” (doctorate students) Università degli Studi di
Modena e Reggio Emilia, Italy 6 May 2008.
Projects Completed:
Erasmus coordination of the departments of Faculty of Letters, Ege University (20022010)
Extra-curricular duties:
1. Socrates/Erasmus Faculty of Letters and Department of English coordinator of Ege Un
( Dept. 2002-2010 ) (Faculty. 2003-2009)
2. Erasmus Coordination for the Depratment of English Translation and Interpretation,
Ege U (2009-2011)
3. Department Head of English translation and Interpretation Ege U (2009-2012)
4. Faculty of Letters, Publications Board Member (since 24 Nov. 2009)
Edited Journals
Editor (since 2002): Interactions Ege Journal of British and American Studies. Issued
by the English and American Studies departments of Ege University, published by Ege
University Press, Izmir, Turkey.
Co-edited Books
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1.
Şebnem Toplu and Hubert Zapf. Eds. Redefining Modernism and
Postmodernism. Newcastle upon Tyne, UK: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2010.
2.
Silvia Shultermandle and Sebnem Toplu. Eds. A Fluid Sense of Self The
Politics of Transnational Identity. Contributions to Transnational Feminism Vol.2.
Wien: LIT Verlag, 2010.
REVIEWER FOR:
1. Senior Associate Editor: IJALEL International Journal of Applied Linguistics and
English Literature, (2012-)
2. Ankara University, Dil ve Tarih Coğrafya Fakültesi, Journal, (2010-)
3. İBB Uluslararası Hakemli Akademik Sosyal Bilimler, Journal, (2011-)
4. Dokuz Eylül University Graduate School Journal, (2011-)
5. Dokuz Eylül University English Dept. Journal, (2011-)
6. Dumlupınar University, Graduate School, Journal, (2009-)
ORGANIZED SYMPOSIUM
Ege University 12th International Cultural Studies Symposium, Redefining Modernism
& Postmodernism. 29 April- 1 May, 2009, Ege University, Izmir.