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My Name Is Red Study Guide

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by Orhan Pamuk
About 88 pages (26,339 words)
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My Name Is Red Study Guide consists of approx. 88 pages of summaries and analysis on My Name Is Red by Orhan Pamuk. Browse the literature study guide below:

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My Name is Red by Orhan Pamuk is a historical novel translated from Turkish by ErdaÄ M. Göknar and set in late 16th century Istanbul. Black returns to Istanbul to help his uncle with a secret book, written by Enishte. As he attempts to solve a murder related to the provocative book and win the love of his beautiful cousin, a conflict between art and religion intensifies. My Name is Red is both a mystery and a love story amidst a religious world, where illustrations are both feared and valued. (read more)
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      Chapters 8-11
      Chapters 12-14
      Chapters 15-19
      Chapters 20-24
      Chapters 25-27
      Chapters 28-29
      Chapters 30-33
      Chapters 34-37
      Chapters 38-39
      Chapters 40-42
      Chapters 43-47
      Chapters 48-50
      Chapters 51-52
      Chapters 53-54
      Chapters 55-57
      Chapter 58
      Chapter 59

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