The Intersection of Turkish and Russian Literature in Georgia: The Effect of Geopolitics on Literature

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Dr. İlyas ÜSTÜNYER
Dr. İlyas ÜSTÜNYER
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Dr. Mustafa ARSLAN
Dr. Mustafa ARSLAN
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Abdulmelik ALKAN
Abdulmelik ALKAN

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Geopolitics refers to a country’s position on the mandatory route of the movement areas of highlevel values of surrounding countries or regions. It has been a determinant for the movement maps of culture and art products and served as the mandatory route of material values before the 21st century. Georgia’s geopolitics, which is at the crossroads linking the north to the south and the East to the West, has played a determining role in the intersection of culture and art products. It has also mediated the acquaintance of different cultures and the production of new art products and compositions by influencing each other. This study discussed Georgia’s geopolitics’ decisive role in the intersection of Turkish and Russian literature with one another. It was determined by analyzing the literary texts that Georgia’s geopolitical location played a pivotal role in intersecting the literature of Turkish and Russian people in biographical narratives and depictions. It is possible to see these intersections most clearly in how various literary figures g et a cquainted w ith o ne a nother’s styles and recognize the cultural codes asserted by other people’s residential representatives and reflect them on their works.

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Dr. İlyas ÜSTÜNYER. 2026. \u201cThe Intersection of Turkish and Russian Literature in Georgia: The Effect of Geopolitics on Literature\u201d. Global Journal of Human-Social Science - F: Political Science GJHSS-F Volume 23 (GJHSS Volume 23 Issue F5): .

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An academic article exploring geopolitical dynamics between Turkey, Russia, and Georgia in the context of Caucasus conflicts.
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Geopolitics refers to a country’s position on the mandatory route of the movement areas of highlevel values of surrounding countries or regions. It has been a determinant for the movement maps of culture and art products and served as the mandatory route of material values before the 21st century. Georgia’s geopolitics, which is at the crossroads linking the north to the south and the East to the West, has played a determining role in the intersection of culture and art products. It has also mediated the acquaintance of different cultures and the production of new art products and compositions by influencing each other. This study discussed Georgia’s geopolitics’ decisive role in the intersection of Turkish and Russian literature with one another. It was determined by analyzing the literary texts that Georgia’s geopolitical location played a pivotal role in intersecting the literature of Turkish and Russian people in biographical narratives and depictions. It is possible to see these intersections most clearly in how various literary figures g et a cquainted w ith o ne a nother’s styles and recognize the cultural codes asserted by other people’s residential representatives and reflect them on their works.

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Dr. İlyas ÜSTÜNYER
Dr. İlyas ÜSTÜNYER
Dr. Mustafa ARSLAN
Dr. Mustafa ARSLAN
Abdulmelik ALKAN
Abdulmelik ALKAN

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