Birol Denizeri
Birol Denizeri (* 1964 in Edirne , Turkey ) is the author of an exemplary text of early literature from the second generation of the Turkish minority in Germany .
Life
In 1977 he was born in Edirne, Turkey, and moved to Fürth to live with his parents.
The lost face
His text The Lost Face uses the example of the 15-year-old girl Saniye / Sanje to deal with the difficult search for identity of Turkish immigrant children in Germany of the first and second generation between German and Turkish culture and was at times frequent not only in Germany but also in other countries such as Switzerland used in school lessons. In 2003, among the five topics of the final examination of the A-course German in Saxony-Anhalt set by the Ministry of Culture of the State of Saxony-Anhalt, in addition to tasks on Goethe and Fontane, even two on Denizeri's The Lost Face .
Christiane Schott made Denizeri's text as an exemplary work the starting point of her early treatise on German-Turkish literature, building bridges between the Orient and the Occident as early as 1993 .
Secondary literature
- Christiane Schott: Bridge builder between Orient and Occident . DS (05-03-1993) p. 24 1993
- Becker, Berndt, Bunk, Glouftsi and Kempgens: Working materials for quality development II. Gagway eV - social work in Berlin 1998
See also
Web links
- Ministry of Culture of the State of Saxony-Anhalt: Tasks of the final examination of the A-course German 2003 - PDF file (124 kB)
- Birol Denizeri's well-known short story as an exam text for the entrance exam for the canton schools Solothurn Olten entrance exam - PDF file ( Memento from August 24, 2005 in the Internet Archive )
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Denizeri, Birol |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Turkish author |
| DATE OF BIRTH | before 1977 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Edirne , Turkey |