Stephen King’s Works Under The Light Of Emanuel Levinas’ Philosophy
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This book is based on the master's thesis titled \"Stephen King's Works in Light of Emanuel Levinas' Philosophy.\" The author examines Stephen King's works in relation to Emanuel Levinas' philosophy. The book is published by Akademisyen Publishing Co. Ltd. and all rights are reserved. The printing, publishing, and selling rights of the book belong to Akademisyen Publishing Co. Ltd., and it cannot be reproduced, printed, or distributed in any form, including mechanical, electronic, photocopying, magnetic media, or any other methods, without the prior written permission of the publisher. Tables, figures, and graphics cannot be used for commercial purposes without permission. This book is sold with the official seal of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism of the Republic of Turkey. The distribution of the book is carried out by Akademisyen Bookstore Co. Ltd. The ISBN number is 978-625-7496-36-0. The title of the book is \"Stephen King's Works in Light of Emanuel Levinas' Philosophy\" and the author is Asghar HEIDARI. The editor of the book is Prof. Dr. Günseli IŞÇİ and the publication coordinator is Yasin DILMEN. The page and cover design are done by Akademisyen. The publishing certificate number is 47518. The book is printed by Vadi Printing Co. The Bisac Code is SCI075000. The DOI number is 10.37609/akya.705.
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