İngiliz Dili ve Edebiyatı lisans ve yüksek lisans mezunlarının kariyer olanaklarını konu alan podcastimizde ağırlıklı olarak lisans programı tanıtımı, hedefleri ve mezunlarının mesleki eğilimlerine değiniyoruz. İki öğrencimizin mezuniyet sonrası seçimleri ve başarılarını konu alan, Lisans Blogumuzun editörlerinin hazırladığı iki adet İngilizce podcast yayınına da şu linklerden ulaşabilirsiniz: Pathways and Possibilities #2 ve Pathways and Possibilities #3 . 

In the first episode of the BA Blog "Erasmus Mobility" podcast series, BA Blog Editors Beril Alpaslan and Can Urla share their Erasmus experiences, guided by Emine Dilara Can's questions. They share memories that will inspire students aiming to do Erasmus mobility in the future. 

The third episode of the Yeditepe English Literature BA Blog podcast series hosts our department's 2018 graduate, Ipek Bayraktar. Listen for inspiring and illuminating clues about what awaits you after you graduate! Be sure to check out our blog site, https://studentessays-yeditepeenglit.blogspot.com for previous episodes. Enjoy!

The third episode of the Theatre Conversations series continues with its second part where Dr. Durgu Erdoğan Monson helps us explore the practice of Turquerie in French literature and also in Madame de Pompadour's case of assuming the identity of an Ottoman 'haseki' (the favorite one) in the French court. You can access Dr. Monson's dissertation here: https://digital.lib.washington.edu/researchworks/bitstream/handle/1773/48000/ErdoganMonson_washington_0250E_23315.pdf?sequence=1&isAllowed=y Please send any queries to bahar.karlidag@yeditepe.edu.tr

Yeditepe Üniversitesi CPLT-281 kodlu dersin tanıtım podcast kaydıdır.

Yeditepe Üniversitesi ELIT-384 kodlu dersin tanıtım podcast kaydıdır.

Yeditepe Üniversitesi ELIT-382 kodlu dersin tanıtım podcast kaydıdır.

Yeditepe Üniversitesi ELIT-106 kodlu dersin tanıtım podcast kaydıdır.

Yeditepe Üniversitesi ELIT-102 kodlu dersin tanıtım podcast kaydıdır.

In the second episode of our podcast series Pathways and Possibilities the editorial team of the BA Blog interview Çağla Bölek, a Yeditepe student who graduated from the Department of English Language and Literature in 2019. We have talked with her about her first book, her work experiences since graduation, and her plans for the future.

The third episode of the Yeditepe English Language and Literature Department's Theatre conversations series is a two-part podcast, titled 'A haseki, a grand vizier, an Ottoman spy and a Moliere character: Turquerie in the French court and literature as a performative power tool.' This first part of Dr. Bahar Karlidag's conversation with Dr. Duygu Erdogan Monson concentrates on the historical origins of Turquerie and its various nuances from the masquerade, looking at case studies in the Ottoman and French diplomatic history. Please send any inquiries to bahar.karlidag@yeditepe.edu.tr and enjoy!

English Language and Literature Theatre podcast series hosts Dr. Nina Cemiloglu from English Language and Literature Department as she discusses Antonin Artaud and Ezra Pound's common grounds in their search for sincere and truthful expressions in theatre and poetry in her talk, 'Wake up and live! Ezra Pound, Antonin Artaud and anti-bourgeois theatre.'

In this new podcast series, the editorial board members of the BA Blog of the English Language and Literature program discuss the idea behind this BA Blog and its podcast series, titled 'Pathways and Possibilities'. Assistant Professors Bahar Karlıdağ and Nina Cemiloğlu and chief student editor Onur Saatçioğlu host one of the first student publishers, Zehra Senem Nurel and talk about their publishing experiences. The BA Blog can be accessed at https://studentessays-yeditepeenglit.blogspot.com/ and the editor's email address is englitessays@yeditepe.edu.tr .

19. yüzyıl İngiltere'sinden örneklerle melodram sanatının toplumsal ve sınıfsal bağlamı ve 20. yüzyıl işçi tiyatrolarına katkılarına kısa bir bakış. (Podcast içeriğinde Fanny Burney'nin adı geçen oyunu The Witlings'dir).

The aim of this podcast 'When Was Your Shakespeare Born?' is to share with students and academics personal and professional experiences related to the study of Shakespeare. We see this as a timely intervention in the context of a pronounced tendency in the Humanities towards the so-called 'cancel culture' which targets many authors that have made the Western canon. All the speakers are either instructors or PhD students in the Department of English Language and Literature who are actively involved in promoting Shakespeare Studies and the various approaches that they can generate. It is our hope that our personal and academic journey will inspire others to join us and thus contribute to the promotion of English Studies in general.

Yeditepe Üniversitesi Fen-Edebiyat Fakültesi İngiliz Dili ve Edebiyatı Bölüm Tanıtım podcast programıdır.