Pamuk’s Kars and its others : an ethnography on identifications and boundaries of ethnicity, nationalism and secularism

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Kars is an ethnically diverse city located at the North East Turkey, neighboring Armenia. In the year 2002, Nobel laureate author Orhan Pamuk published a political-historical novel named Snow, the story of which is set in Kars. The book created a public debate on national and global scale about cutting edge questions of Turkey. This thesis aims to address these questions from the perspective of inhabitants of Kars, who had reacted fiercely to the representations in the book Snow. By focusing on identification and boundary negotiation processes of people in Kars, this thesis and presents an ethnography of Kars, which was achieved by application of grounded theory method and by discussing local perceptions of ethnicity, nationalism and secularism at the periphery of Turkey.

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K. Z. Sarıaslan, “Pamuk’s Kars and its others : an ethnography on identifications and boundaries of ethnicity, nationalism and secularism,” M.S. - Master of Science, Middle East Technical University, 2010.