Spectroscopy of Stringy Black Hole

The Maggiore's method, which evaluates the transition frequency that appears in the adiabatic invariant from the highly damped modes, is used to investigate the entropy/area spectra of the Garfinkle-Horowitz-Strominger black hole (GHS-BH). We compute the resonance modes of the GHS-BH by using the confined scalar waves having high azimuthal quantum number. Although the area and entropy are characterized by the GHS-BH parameters, their quantizations are shown to be independent of those parameters. However, both spectra are equally spaced.Comment: Some typos have been fixed. 8 pages & 1 figure. The 10th International Physics Conference of the Balkan Physical Union (BPU10), 26-30 August 2018. To be published in AIP Conference Proceedings in April 201

The 'Yin Yang' of the White Whale? the Sense of Quality in Herman Melville's Moby Dick

Amerikan edebiyatının İngiliz edebiyatının etkisinden sıyrılıp özgürlüğünü elde etmesi, ondokuzuncu yüzyıl başlarındaki Romantik Yazın geleneğine bağlanmaktadır. Bu makale, romantik geleneğin önde gelen yazarlarından olan Herman Melville’in Moby Dick adlı eserini incelemekte ve yazarın "varoluş" kavramını irdelerken, bu kavramın içinde barındırdığı çelişkileri gösterebilmek için, eserinde karşıt kavramları nasıl kullandığını açıklamaya çalışmaktadır.American Literature is considered to have gained its independence from the dominance of British Literature in early nineteenth century with the rise of the Romance tradition. A foremost writer of this tradition in America is Herman Melville and this article analyzes Melville's Moby Dick to investigate how the writer treats contrasting concepts in his works to demonstrate the duality of existence that is closely related to the American experience

The Myth of the American Adam Under Threat: the Revitalized Myth of the American Indian in Sherman Alexie’s Captivity

oai:ojs.192.168.72.143:article/2661960'lardan itibaren postmodern edebiyat olarak adlandırılan Çağdaş Amerikan Edebiyatı, çok kültürlü Amerikan toplumunun da bir sonucu olmakla beraber kadınlar, zenciler, Kızılderililer gibi uzun zaman önemsenmemiş topluluklara, kimlik sorunları yüzünden yaşamakta oldukları kaos duygusunu yansıtma olanağı vermektedir. Bu makale, Sherman Alexie adlı bir Kızılderili yazara ait Esaret adlı kısa hikayeyi incelemekte, ayrıca bir yazarın kişiliğinin ne kadar çok toplumsal ve psikolojik bir çıkmaz içinde olursa, kurmaca metinlerin de o kadar deneysel olacağını gösterebilmek için Alexie'nin postmodern kurmaca stratejilerinden nasıl yararlandığını açımlamaya çalışmaktadır.Contemporary American Literature- commonly referred to as postmodern literature since the 1960s- is an outcome of the multicultural nature of the American society. It gives long-ignored groups such as women, African Americans and American Indians the opportunity to reflect the sense of chaos they have been experiencing due to their identity problem. This article analyzes a short story titled Captivity by an American Indian, Sherman Alexie, and by presenting how the writer makes use of postmodern strategies in his fiction, it demonstrates that the more the self of the writer is in chaos the more experimental fiction becomes

The Myth of the American Adam Under Threat: the Revitalized Myth of the American Indian in Sherman Alexie’s Captivity

1960'lardan itibaren postmodern edebiyat olarak adlandırılan Çağdaş Amerikan Edebiyatı, çok kültürlü Amerikan toplumunun da bir sonucu olmakla beraber kadınlar, zenciler, Kızılderililer gibi uzun zaman önemsenmemiş topluluklara, kimlik sorunları yüzünden yaşamakta oldukları kaos duygusunu yansıtma olanağı vermektedir. Bu makale, Sherman Alexie adlı bir Kızılderili yazara ait Esaret adlı kısa hikayeyi incelemekte, ayrıca bir yazarın kişiliğinin ne kadar çok toplumsal ve psikolojik bir çıkmaz içinde olursa, kurmaca metinlerin de o kadar deneysel olacağını gösterebilmek için Alexie'nin postmodern kurmaca stratejilerinden nasıl yararlandığını açımlamaya çalışmaktadır.Contemporary American Literature- commonly referred to as postmodern literature since the 1960s- is an outcome of the multicultural nature of the American society. It gives long-ignored groups such as women, African Americans and American Indians the opportunity to reflect the sense of chaos they have been experiencing due to their identity problem. This article analyzes a short story titled Captivity by an American Indian, Sherman Alexie, and by presenting how the writer makes use of postmodern strategies in his fiction, it demonstrates that the more the self of the writer is in chaos the more experimental fiction becomes

Restructuring The Social Fabric Through Transition to A Low-Carbon Economy

Climate change, as the greatest externality, has now penetrated into policy agenda irreversibly around the world on both national and international/global levels. Climate change is not only a challenge to be tackled through various public policies, but it also is an opportunity for construction of better polities around the world. This paper will argue that on the way to sustainable development, smart policy making that increases genuine citizen participation will benefit deliberative democracy considerably. However, policy makers and institutions need to undertake several reforms on the public policy front with a long term and consistent vision supported by strong and determined institutions so that optimal solutions can be implemented. Specific policy recommendations, in particular in terms of competition policy, will be provided for Turkey in view of the experiences of the US and the EU