I completed my Masters in English Literature at Queen Mary University of London, where I first became interested in World War I writing. I am now a PhD student at the University of Northumbria, and my current research examines Turkish and English responses to World War I during the Gallipoli Campaign. My working title is 'Turkish and British Responses to World War I during the Gallipoli and Dardanelles Campaign: A Comparative Analysis of Turkish and British Works'.
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Research Themes & Scholarly Interests
World War I Literature, History of the Ottoman Empire
M.A. English Literature, Queen Mary, University of London
ozge.bostanbas (at) northumbria.ac.uk
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