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Editor: Liz Allan<br>
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Hybrid Publishing<br>
This publication was developed by Hybrid Publishing, founded by the Willem de Kooning
Academy as a means of profiling and disseminating outstanding research conducted by its
students and teaching staff, whether independently or in collaboration with external
partners. Researching and experimenting across a broad range of processes native to digital
and analog media, WdKA Hybrid Publishing fosters novel approaches to design, authoring,
reading and dissemination made possible through ongoing developments from the legacies
of Gutenberg’s press to present-day technologies. (hybridpublishing.wdka.nl)<br>
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are granted to outstanding students whose graduation projects and research have helped
provide new insights to broader audiences. For a digital version of this and other
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<divid="showhow"class="draggable"><spanonclick="this.parentElement.style.display='none'"class="topleft">×</span><div><h3>How to use</h3><p>
The map shows connections between various representatives in Turkish culture, be it poets, authors or musicians, traditional or contemporary.</p><p>Each name is presented in relation to a song, a poem, an image, or a fragment of text or audio.</p>
<p>When clickling once on one of the names, various kinds of media appear in connection to that name. The colors represent different categories (Folklore literature, Islamic Mysticism, etc).</p>
<p> When double clicking, a name is isolated and displayed alongside its closest connections. </p><p>All the elements of the map can be rearranged and moved. </p></div>
<divid="showhow"class="draggable"><spanonclick="this.parentElement.style.display='none'"class="topleft">×</span><div><h2>How to use</h2><p>
The map shows connections between various representatives in Turkish culture, be it poets, authors or musicians, traditional or contemporary. Each name is presented in relation to a song, a poem, an image, or a fragment of text or audio.<br>
When double clicking, a name is isolated and displayed alongside its closest connections. <br>
When clickling once on one of the names, various kinds of media appear in connection to that name. The colors represent different categories (Folklore literature, Islamic Mysticism, etc).<br> All the elements of the map can be rearranged and moved. </p></div>