Olena BOYLU

Edebiyat Fakültesi, Amerikan Kültürü Ve Edebiyatı Bölümü, Amerikan Kültürü Ve Edebiyatı Anabilim Dalı

Research areas: Philology, Social Sciences and Humanities, Western Languages and Literatures, American Culture and Literature, History

Publications

• From Text to Image: Intersemiotic Translation and the Complexities of Adapting Contemporary American Fiction (2026)
• NATIONAL AND PERSONAL TRAUMAS IN PAUL AUSTER’S MAN IN THE DARK (2024)
• Professorial Voice: Discussing Time Through Literature (2024)
• Old Issues in the New Century: Invisibility, Double Consciousness, and Fear in Jason Mott's Hell of a Book (2024)
• Ripping Off Identity: The Fight Against Displacement and Termination in Louise Erdrich's The Night Watchman (2023)
• Waiting for WiFi: Survival and Digital Consciousness in Don DeLillo’s The Silence (2022)
• Politics, Satire, and Historical Consciousness in Contemporary American Novel (2022)
• Martha Gellhorn: An Extraordinary Woman on an Extraordinary Journey (2021)
• Holden Caulfield: Historical and Philosophical Background of a mid-20th Century Rebel (2021)
• Establishing Historical Consciousness via the Historical Novel: Don DeLillo and His Epic Work Underworld (2021)
• Memory and Historical Consciousness in American Pastoral by Philip Roth (2017)
• "Vineland: A Historical and Political Space" (2017)
• “Rephrasing Freedom/Resisting Authority: Physical and Mental Confinement in Russian-American Literature by Ayn Rand” (2013)
• “Culture of Fear” (2011)
• “New York Architecture: Manifesting The Destiny of the Nation” (2010)

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