From Dramatic Theatre To Post-Dramatic Stage: Form, Performance, And The Spectator
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Zeliha Kuruducu
regional managing editor
Zeliha Kuruducu (PhD) is a Lecturer at Karabük University, Türkiye. Her research interests include contemporary British drama, literary theory, adaptation studies, biopolitics, ethics, political subjectivity, and classical literature. She has published journal articles and book chapters in the fields of drama, literary theory, adaptation, and classical reception, and has presented her research at numerous national and international conferences. Her academic activities include invited lectures, funded research projects, editorial work, and peer review. Dr. Kuruducu actively contributes to international research networks as a Working Group Member of COST Action CA24137 – MultiLiLiTrans (Multilingual Literature as a Transnational Phenomenon), a member of the BAFTSS Adaptation Special Interest Group, and a participant in the IFTR Working Groups Translation, Adaptation and Dramaturgy and Performance, Migration, and Nationalism.
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Recent Posts
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