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Mkz is on page 52 of 296 of 100 Soruda Türk Halk Edebiyatı
Çukurova'da, bir yörük kadınının ağzından derlenmiş bir masalda, kahraman ... Uyuz Padişahının ülkesine gider; orada Padişahı "Uyuz uykusuna" dalmış bulur. Bu masaldaki Uyuz sözü, yörük masalcılarca artık anlamını yitirmiş Oğuz'dan başka bir şey değildir. Dede Korkut Kitabı'nda da Oğuz kahramanlarının zaman zaman daldıkları ve "küçük ölüm" diye nitelendirilen uzun "oğuz uykusu"nun sözü geçer.
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100 Soruda Türk Halk Edebiyatı

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Mkz is on page 173 of 219 of Macbeth (No Fear Shakespeare)
a tale
Told by an idiot, full of sound and fury
Signifying nothing
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Macbeth (No Fear Shakespeare)

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Mkz is on page 112 of 219 of Macbeth (No Fear Shakespeare)
What's wrong Hecate? You look angry.
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Macbeth (No Fear Shakespeare)

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Mkz is 38% done with Liar's Poker
"He also saw an imbalance in the system caused by the steady drift of people from the Rust Belt to the Sun Belt. Thrifts in the Sun Belt had small deposits and a lot of demand for money from home buyers. Thrifts in the Rust Belt held massive deposits for which they had no demand. Dall saw a solution."
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Liar's Poker

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Mkz is 30% done with Liar's Poker
The beginnings: "No trader or investor wanted to poke around suburbs to find out whether the homeowner to whom he had just lent money was creditworthy. For the home mortgage to become a bond, it had to be depersonalized."
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Liar's Poker

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Mkz is 30% done with Liar's Poker
noluyo bu apdeyt yapıyorum siliniyo
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Liar's Poker

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Mkz is reading Liar's Poker
“[The] reader needs to know that I have been given no reason to feel bitterly toward or estranged from my former employer. I set out to write this book only because I thought it would be better to tell the story than to go on living the story.” diyor ama dur bakalım.
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Liar's Poker

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Mkz is on page 6 of 157 of Infinite City: A San Francisco Atlas
Yeni bir yıl yeni umutlar
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Infinite City: A San Francisco Atlas

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Mkz is on page 19 of 372 of The Electric Kool-aid Acid Test
Akıllı telefonla Gudride dönme denemesi.
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The Electric Kool-aid Acid Test

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Mkz is on page 67 of 256 of It Was Like a Fever: Storytelling in Protest and Politics
...battled over how to make decisions and allocate resources because the real problem, namely, generating the sense of radical purpose that would reenergize organizers and appeal to residents, was difficult to get a handle on.
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It Was Like a Fever: Storytelling in Protest and Politics

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Mkz is on page 67 of 256 of It Was Like a Fever: Storytelling in Protest and Politics
“Sometimes it's more comfortable to talk about structure, because it's so concrete,” one staffer explains now. “And goals were so much more difficult to talk about.” In other words, SNCC workers...
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It Was Like a Fever: Storytelling in Protest and Politics

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Mkz is on page 26 of 368 of The Worldly Philosophers
... “making a living” had not yet come into being. Economic life and social life were one and the same thing. Work was not yet a means to an end—the end being money and the things it buys. Work was an end in itself, encompassing, of course, money and commodities, but engaged in as a part of a tradition, as a natural way of life. In a word, the great social invention of “the market” had not yet been made.
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The Worldly Philosophers

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Mkz is on page 26 of 368 of The Worldly Philosophers
The absence of the idea of gain as a normal guide for daily life—in fact the positive disrepute in which the idea was held by the Church—constituted one enormous difference between the strange world of the tenth to sixteenth centuries and the world that began, a century or two before Adam Smith, to resemble our own. But there was an even more fundamental difference. The idea of ...
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The Worldly Philosophers

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Mkz is on page 266 of 356 of The Age of Revolution, 1789–1848
The vast movement for the collection of folksong, the publication of ancient epic, the lexicography of living language, was closely connected with romanticism; the very word folklore (1846) an invention of the period.
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The Age of Revolution, 1789–1848

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Mkz is on page 266 of 356 of The Age of Revolution, 1789–1848
It was accepted among romantics of all shades that 'the folk', i.e. normally the pre-industrial peasant or craftsman, exemplified the uncorrupted virtues and that its language, song, story and custom was the true repository of the soul of the people.
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Mkz is on page 256 of 356 of The Age of Revolution, 1789–1848
The first thing which strikes anyone who attempts to survey the development of the arts in this period of dual revolution is their extra-ordinary flourishing state.
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The Age of Revolution, 1789–1848

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Mkz is on page 58 of 256 of It Was Like a Fever: Storytelling in Protest and Politics
As a kind of shorthand, metonymies both assume the existence of a group for whom the shorthand makes sense and signal membership in the group. That makes them difficult to question, since to do so can be interpreted as a sign of one's ignorance and, possibly, one's insecure place in the group.
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It Was Like a Fever: Storytelling in Protest and Politics

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Mkz is on page 49 of 256 of It Was Like a Fever: Storytelling in Protest and Politics
So framing theorists may be wrong to insist that people need a clear specification of agents, antagonists, and targets, and an easily interpretable rationale for participation. The stories protesters tell to make sense of what is happening may compel others to listen and to act not by providing a sense of the ease or efficacy of protest, but by reproducing its inexplicable character.
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It Was Like a Fever: Storytelling in Protest and Politics

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