Uyumsuz Defne Kamanin Maceralari-Hava

Journalist Defne Kaman about 'Why Not Nuclear Energy?' An investigation was opened due to his article. Defne Kaman is supported by Turkey's important environmental lawyers, journalists, environmental and animal rights activists, and NGO representatives in Kayseri, where the hearing is held. The bust of Gevher Nesibe, the Seljuk sultan who had one of the first medical schools built, in the center of the city mysteriously disappeared the day journalist Defne Kaman came to the city. After a surprising development on the morning of the hearing, this time Defne Kaman disappears. Upon the news that the journalist woman was seen in a hot air balloon in Cappadocia, all her friends go to look for her.

Buket Uzuner is an advocate for animals, children, women and the environment, advocating that natural disasters caused by climate change will be prevented with sustainable clean energy solutions. She leaves a mark on literature with the character of Defne Kaman, a female journalist who supports human rights. The writer invites the reader to the thousands of years old Kam  It invites us to remember the essence of our tradition that considers humans equal with all other living creatures in nature.

“Air is a striking climate-fiction novel by Buket Uzuner that will breathe new life into our planet, whose biotic balances are disrupted.”

- Serpil Oppermann -  EASLCE President (European Association for Literature, Culture and Environmental Studies)

“Buket Uzuner, like an eco-hay in her [Nature Quartet] novels, draws on Anatolian culture, mythology and history to confront our daily existence and our perception of the world around us.” He is going on an expedition.”

- Pinar Batur, Vassar  - College, USA Ufuk Özdag, Hacettepe University

(From the Promotional Bulletin)

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Editor: Ilknur Özdemir