Hankering in Literature

Recognizing that language is more powerful than what we say, read, write or hear, in this issue of „Hankering‟ our editors have privileged articles that express the ecology, aesthetic and cognitive qualities of the discipline. Expressing a struggle of deliverance, disability and ethnicity, this edition is a synthesis of literary, symbolic and psychology reflection on the English language and literary studies. Topics are from various literary studies, prose and verse criticism, theoretical analysis, application of interpretive methods of literary criticism and research perspectives. Attention has been given to the dominant areas encompassing literary discourse analysis.

By sticking to the research goals, and aid to use language in critical and creative ways, we firmly believe that we will able to provide an ambitious, engaging and stimulating space for those who contribute to us. Above all, the ability to communicate in single language is one of the eminent improvements humanity has ever experienced. Therefore, as advocates and users of the words of this beautiful human language within its framework, let us evince this process with the utmost faith and gratitude.