Description
Set against the backdrop of the waning Ottoman Empire, this seminal novel by Halide Edib Adıvar, a prominent figure in Turkish independence and feminism, introduces Tevfik, a beloved actor known as the Clown. The story intricately weaves through the final decades of Istanbul's imperial era, exploring the societal constraints and personal journeys of its characters. Through the vibrant narrative of Rabia's growth—psychological, social, and physical—Adıvar offers a profound look at identity and resilience during a period of immense change.
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paperback
CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
Published Jan 1, 1944
372 pages
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First Published
1935
Language
tur
Translation
From: tur
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