This means that text and images published in these volumes can only be shared and republished with written permission from the author and/or photographer. It creates an understanding of what Kemal expresses when he says that the meaning of life is to have “happiness” in individual moments.Ĭontents published in editions of The Journal Nordic Museology in volumes predating 2017 are protected by the Norwegian Law of Copyright. The result of these shows how bodies and matter come into being through intra-actions and the significance that glowing moments have for these entanglements. In the article, this is done through analyses based on posthumanism and new materialist perspectives. This makes the museum a suitable place to explore how connections are made between humans and matter. Objects in the museum are collected in 83 cases, as many as the chapters of the novel.
The story is about Kemal who falls in love with Füsun and who for eight years collects objects to preserve the happy moments he had with her. A unique museum based on the author’s novel of the same name. In Istanbul, there is The Museum of Innocence created by the writer Orhan Pamuk.
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