معرفی
Muhammed Mirac Ceylan serves as a Research Assistant at Gaziantep University's Faculty of Arts and Sciences, Department of English Language and Literature since 2019, while concurrently pursuing doctoral studies at Atılım University.
His academic credentials include:
- PhD Candidate in English Culture and Literature, Atılım University Institute of Social Sciences (2021–present)
- MA in English Language and Literature, Gaziantep University Institute of Social Sciences (2018–2021)
- BA in English Language and Literature, Gaziantep University Faculty of Arts and Sciences (2014–2018)
Ceylan's research interrogates trauma, memory, and political metaphors in contemporary British fiction through interdisciplinary lenses including psychoanalysis and spatial theory. His work centers on authors like Julian Barnes, Tom McCarthy, and Ian McEwan, examining how narrative structures convey complex emotional states and socio-political critiques. He particularly investigates grief manifestations, melancholic memory processes, and vermin symbolism as political allegory in postmodern texts.
His 2020–2024 publications reveal consistent thematic evolution from psychoanalytic interpretations of Barnes' works toward spatial trauma theory in McCarthy's fiction and political satire in Kafka/McEwan comparisons. This trajectory demonstrates increasing methodological sophistication in linking literary form to psychological and geopolitical contexts.
He maintains active scholarly engagement as a member of the IDEA English Language and Literature Research Association since 2022.
