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VOL. 3, ISSUE 2 (2017)
Reimagining the self through mysticism in Orhan Pamuk’s The Black Book
Authors
SP Anuja, Dr. N Asharudeen, Dr. K Pramila
Abstract
Mysticism is all about becoming one with the over soul. The Black Book projects it through the views of Sufisim. Galip takes on his doppelganger Celal and emerges as a victorious man in the spiritual, personal and professional front through the path a Sufi would take. He succeeds in knowing the real purpose of his new identity has got in store for him. It is through the path of Sufi mysticism Galip gains a new identity in taking Celal’s place after which he becomes a notable figure.
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Pages:118-119
How to cite this article:
SP Anuja, Dr. N Asharudeen, Dr. K Pramila "Reimagining the self through mysticism in Orhan Pamuk’s <em>The Black Book</em>". International Journal of English Research, Vol 3, Issue 2, 2017, Pages 118-119
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