IMAGES (V) – Images of (Cultural) Values

Veronika Bernard is an Associate Professor at the Department of German Language and Literature at the University of Innsbruck (Austria) and a member of the research area Cultural Encounters – Cultural Conflicts. She is the author and editor of several publications on literary and cultural studies.

• Contents: Veronika Bernard: The IMAGES Project – Veronika Bernard: Introduction – Keti Shehu: Responsibility and Economy of Images – Sibel Almelek İşman: The Vanitas: Moral Values in European Art – Jutta Teuwsen: Contemporary Japanese Arts: Religion and Technology in the Illustrations of Nature – Cinla Şeker: Anatolian Folk Music Album Cover Images at the Beginning of the Third Millennium – Ömer Alkın: Making Cultural Values Visible in Early Turkish-German Cinema – Simonetta Milli Konewko: Images of Work in Collodi’s Pinocchio – Selma Mokrani Barkaoui: «The Gift of the Stranger»: Elkader as a Cultural Utopia – Roberta Matkovic/Tanja Habrle: The Figure of the Mother – Nerma Cridge: From Trivial to Extremely Serious: We Don’t Even Own Public Space Images Anymore – Adriana De Angelis: Skyscrapers - Strong Images of Culture and Art; Globalized – Veronika Bernard: Istanbul’s İstiklal Caddesi Graffiti: Young Istanbul Sprayer Art Doing the Cat-Walk, and Testing Cultural Values – Rubén Gregori: The Conversion of the Old Testament Patriarchs: The Image of Jewish Conversos in the Lands of the Crown of Aragon (14th-16th Centuries) – Itzea Goicolea-Amiano: Ambivalent Images of Otherness(es) in the War and the Spanish Occupation of Tetouan (1859-1862) – Miloud Barkaoui: The Case of Quartier Belsunce in Marseilles: of Maghrebi Immigration, Duality of Image, and Conflicting Cultural Values in France – Mirjana Marinkovic: Images of Cultural Values in the Novel A Strangeness inMy Mind by Orhan Pamuk – Neval Berber: «Interesting to be Seen and Experienced»: Some Aspects of Modern Tourist Discourse in George Walter Thornbury’s Accounts on Turkey and the Turks – Gönül Bakay: Representations of «the Primitive» in Things Fall Apart and Death and King’s Horseman.