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Sebahattin Çelebi

2 articles

Pandemic Literature: Against the Invisible Enemy

The roots of pandemic literature reach back to the plague-ridden hell of fourteenth-century Florence. Giovanni Boccaccio wrote the Decameron (1353) in the very heart of that hell, or in its immediate aftermath.

Sebahattin Çelebi12 min read

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Setting Sail for a New Horizon

For wood is a living material. It creaks, it flexes, it carries the memory of the water, and above all, it demands the touch of a master to take its shape. Our magazine sets out with this exact philosophy.

Sebahattin Çelebi2 min read