@article{2012,title={COPY, BİONİZM, FALSE CENTER, SEARCİNG, IN NEW LİFE},abstractNode={The “New Life” novel of Orhan Pamuk is a novel of searching for “its own consciousness” describing postmodern in the status of the consciousness of “image” and postmodern subject in the status of the false center constructed by the image consciousness. Consciousness areas with constructed false centers and the lives constructed by this consciousness area are considered as copied lives in the novel. The copied lives in the novel present the relationship between copied consciousness and bionic human. “New Life” presents the place where “the subject lost its own consciousness, the own fiction consciousness of the postmodern and the “other’s” in the status of secondary elements leaking into the consciousness of the subject and constructing it. The searching art in the novel is described as the experience of picking its own consciousness among others, purifying it and reaching to it. In this novel, chaos is its own story and consciousness interfusing in other’s area. In this novel, to put the own true and original story of the subject instead of copy and bionizm is told and the process of separation of its own truth from other’s area for this purpose is told. In New Life, memory is accepted as the only criteria in distinguishing copy and original and is placed at the center of the relation of conscience with copy and original. Memory is a personal storage that distinguishes the human from its most resembling copy and that is placed as the only criteria of personality in the process of interpreting things. Therefore, the process of copying during the creation of the subject is associated with memory in the novel. Memory is the center in which the copy takes the place of the original, personal creation becomes creating copies and where it is cleaned from the copy to reach the original during the process in which originality is lost. Therefore, New Life is the trip to find the personal memory.},author={İmran GÜR},year={2012},journal={The Journal of Academic Social Science Studies}}