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    Central Asia's Second Chance
    (Brill Academic Publishers, 2006) Stone, Leonard
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    Critique Today
    (Brill Academic Publishers, 2009) Stone, Leonard
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    Inside Turkish Literature: Concerns, References, and Themes
    (Routledge Journals, Taylor & Francis Ltd, 2010) Stone, Leonard
    This critical survey inquiry into contemporary Turkish literature is inclusive rather than exhaustive and focuses on a number of concerns, themes, and repeated references in Turkish social relations. After noting earlier developments in Turkish literature, this article then proceeds to examine these repeated references, themes, and concerns of modern Turkish authors, poets. and dramatists and their texts. Turks in other literature is another topic for consideration, followed by a final section that concludes with the referencing of modern Turkish poets.
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    Opost-Turkisho Studies and Political Narrative
    (Routledge Journals, Taylor & Francis Ltd, 2009) Stone, Leonard
    Narrative is underscored with multilinear, micro-exemplars of political phenomena. This article examines political narratives on the Republic of Turkey that form mainstream paradigmatic approaches. By attending to narrative inconsistencies and to paradigmatic narrative arrays, forms, and processes, this article explores convergent discourses that imply a structured political narrative on modern Turkey. Particular discourse constructions are analyzed, such as the Kemalist narrative and Turkey and identity. The paper asks if the Republic of Turkey is reducible to the customary coordinates of unifying narratives in light of the existence of irreconcilable spacespre-emergent spaces that can be located within post-Turkish studies.
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    Religion and Politics - Cultural Perspectives
    (Brill Academic Publishers, 2006) Stone, Leonard
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