Dans ce livre, on a examiné le roman turc qui s’est développé sous l’influence du roman français apparu dans la littérature du Tanzimat. Sur le plan des relations politiques, économiques et culturelles parmi les pays occidentaux, l’Empire ottoman a attaché beaucoup d’importance à la France. Pourtant, les intellectuels et littérateurs envoyés en France ont été influencés par la littérature française et ont apporté des innovations à la littérature turque. Le passage du conte au roman a eu lieu à la fin de longues relations historiques, politiques et culturelles avec l’Occident. Les écrivains de cette période ont soutenu dans leurs œuvres les idées et les conceptions occidentales. On peut dire que dans la littérature turque, l’occidentalisation, commencée dès 1860, est devenue totale, du point de vue de la conception, de la technique et des thèmes durant la période du Servet-i Fünûn.

In an increasingly digitized world, traditional process management techniques are becoming obsolete. Dr. Ozge Doguc’s book explores new technologies like process mining and robotic process automation for enterprise process management.

Decorated with case studies, “Process Management and Digital Solutions for Enterprises” explains how process management should be done in modern enterprises. Dr. Doguc shows us how traditional enterprise processes such supply chain operations and enterprise resource planning must evolve to catch up with technology. Case studies and real-life applications from production, HR and sales provide guidance to the readers from different backgrounds.

This book presents a vivid portrayal of an apocalyptic and catastrophic future, focussing on the consequences of humanity’s misuse of natural resources through the lens of ecocriticism. Compromising ten chapters, the book explores the concept of the ecological crisis as depicted in contemporary literature, particularly in novels and theatrical plays. The chapters feature works from British, American, and Canadian literature by scholars offering fresh perspectives on ecocriticism. Each part examines humanity’s survival stories set in contemporary contexts, often within the genres of science fiction and apocalyptic fiction, serving as warnings about a potentially devastating future. The book underscores the catastrophic outcomes and potential of chaos that could arise from humanity’s exploitation of natural resources. As the chapters unfold, these diverse scholarly contributions raise awareness of a global issue while illuminating the interconnected fates of nature, society, and humanity underscoring the urgent need for change before this impending crisis becomes a harsh reality.