Interdisciplinarity, Multidisciplinarity and Transdisciplinarity in Humanities

Contents
Introduction
Part I
	If Anarchism is Not Enough, Then What is?
	Green Literature
	“The Seven Chambers of Light” Blurred
	Cherchez la Femme
	The Cultural Adaptation Process in Timothy Mo’s Sour Sweet
	Oriental Elements in Lord Byron’s Don Juan Canto V
	A Portrait of a More Habitable England in Hanif Kureishi’s Borderline
	Orientalising the Minority
	A Model of Sheela Na Gig in Lybeaus Desconus and The Squıre of Low Degree
	Anglo-Islamic Relations in the Early Modern Period
	City within a City
	Nontrivial Simplicity of the Absurd
	Literature and Politics Nested
Part II
	Resisting the Culture Industry
	Social Networks and the Public Sphere
	Dark Tourism in Turkey
Part III
	Self-Censorship in the Turkish Translation of Alice Walker’sThe Color Purple
	Translation Studies as an Interdisciplinary Field
	Linguistic Turn and Translation Studies
	Globalised Translators/Translathers
	A Tentative Research Model of Transdisciplinarity
Part IV
	The Impact of Globalisation and Multilingualism on English-LanguageTeaching and Teacher Development
	Analysis of the Lexico-Grammatical Errors in Student Essays
	English Teachers’ Perceptions of Factors Affecting TeacherMotivation