Temize Havale

Can beauty be achieved by force? So is it possible to achieve health, cleanliness, and a sterile life free of all kinds of germs and coincidences by force?

Zeh, the restless spirit of German literature, is once again being a germ: She continues to raise the thick dust under the squeaky poses given not only by Germany but also by the West as a whole, and to devalue their "values". Through an unforgettable character like Mia Holl, who is stuck between too much love and too much understanding, Zeh gives tragicomic news about a "spotless" and oppressive system very close to us, where the waters stop when it comes to the body, bodies are owned and controlled by the system, dispositions regarding their health and well-being amount to worship, and souls explode with boredom.

This is a system devoid of will and conscience: It is also a system that reminds us that justice is a craft, that it is re-woven with dexterity on some looms, and that those who do not comply are exonerated.



Number of Pages: 192

Year of Publication: 2011


Language: Turkish
Publishing House: Metis Publishing

Year of First Publication: 2011

Number of Pages: 192

Language: Turkish