Heyula

Heyula Book Description

“I looked into your eyes for a while; he didn't see me. Then I knelt down to this pain, which was sacred because it was so deep. I wanted to hold the dangling hand of this woman who didn't look like the Selma I knew. I withdrew, trembling. He was cold as dead. In particular, the cold moisture on this icy hand made my body feel the torment of a soul trembling in the ice hell. Poor, poor Selma!”

“Halide Edib's literature is notable for her fictionalization of hysteria, representation of nervous diseases, pointing to the psychological and medical discourse of her time, presenting the intricate relationships between aesthetics and anesthetics, intertextual references, and incorporating music and opera into her narrative. Heyula, which should be included in historiography, should circulate among us again.”

- Fatih Altuğ

All the works of Halide Edib, which are discussed again with every text she wrote, are in Can Publications with their revised editions.< /p>

(From the Promotional Bulletin)

Dough Type: 2. Dough

Size: 12.5 x 19.5

First Printing Year: 2019

Number of Prints:1. Edition

Language : Turkish