Dr. Elif Guler’s Studies in Popular Culture article, “The Symbolic Restoration of Women’s Place in Turkey’s Resurrection” (2018) is the winner of the Whatley Award, given in memory of a founder and early president of the Popular Culture Association in the South. According to the editor’s letter of recognition, “The editor and editorial board select one article that best represents the scholarly values Professor Whatley sought for the organization and the study of popular culture. In addition to the award, the winner’s name and the article’s title are listed in the Fall and Spring 2019 issues in recognition of the achievement.”
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