• The nietzschean ideology and English victorian society Bernard Shaw’s Man And Superman. 

  Altaç, İsmail Serdar (2011)
• Modernity's side effects: Boredom and psychopathology in J. G. Ballard's cocaine nights 

  Altaç, İsmail Serdar (Journal of Modernism and Postmodernism Studies, 2020)

  James Graham Ballard stands out as a speculative author, sometimes also classified as a science fiction author, who distorts the quotidian scenes from his own and the reader’s environment and uses them as raw material for ...
• Homo sacer in the city: Spatial politics of exclusion in J.G. Ballard’s empire of the sun. 

  Altaç, İsmail Serdar (2019)

  James Graham Ballard is an author who is known as one of the keen observers of the social and accompanying spatial shifts taking place in the 20th century. Although his oeuvre is filled with “ballardian” science fiction, ...
• Surviving in "a world of wounds": environmental ethics in David Greig's outlying islands 

  Altaç, İsmail Serdar (Yusuf Çetin, 2022-08)

  David Greig, one of the pioneering playwrights of the contemporary Scottish theater, deals with such issues as Scottish identity, globalization, war, and the environment in his plays. His play Outlying Islands mobilizes ...
• A social ecological reading of H. G. Wells’s the sleeper awakes 

  Altaç, İsmail Serdar (2022-07-31)

  H. G. Wells, one of the pioneering utopian and dystopian authors of the late Victorian Age, delineates a political conjuncture into which London and the rest of the world may evolve two centuries later. The novel depicts ...

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