Sargut Şölçün

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Sargut Şölçün (born November 28, 1947 in Ankara ; † April 29, 2012 in Essen ) was a German - Turkish literary scholar .

Life

Şölçün studied German , general linguistics , Roman and Greek literature , education and political science in Ankara and Munich .

In 1980 the scientist received his doctorate on the subject of the image of the Turkish "guest worker" in contemporary German literature .

Şölçün, who had been teaching at Ankara University from 1974, left Turkey in 1984 after initially seeing no future career at Turkish universities because of the signing of a "petition by intellectuals" against human rights violations . This was followed by teaching assignments at the universities of Berlin , Erlangen / Nuremberg , where he worked as a lecturer at the Faculty of Education from 1991 and finally from 1999 in Essen . Şölçün published specialist books on intercultural literature and German essay writing . Şölçün also wrote the section on the literature of the Turkish minority in the handbook Intercultural Literature in Germany published by Carmine Gino Chiellino in 2000 .

In addition, Sargut Sölçün was co-founder and chairman of the Inter-Forum, a Nuremberg initiative that promotes intellectual and artistic exchange on an international level.

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  1. ^ Obituary notice in the Süddeutsche Zeitung