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to knowledge but real deep understanding takes longer to acquire and to share. my guest today is one of the world s most acclaimed novelists, nobel prize winner, orham pamuk. he s lived almost all of his life in istanbul, writing stories about turkey which have, over decades, painted a vivid picture of a country and society pulled between east and west, past and future. what is the key to understanding orham pamuk‘s turkey? orham pamuk, welcome to hardtalk. very pleased to be here. i want to start with the book, the novel that has just been published in english, the red haired woman, your latest. it is built around relationships between fathers and sons. and ijust wonder why you were so drawn to that theme? in 1988, i was finishing one of my novels, during summer, and in the land next to me, an oldish man and his disciple started digging a well, and i was writing my novel and paying attention to them. after a while, they asked, sir, can we have some water? can we h ....
in this age of the internet, we ve come to expect instant access to knowledge but a real deep understanding takes longer to acquire and to share. my guest today is one of the world s most acclaimed novelists, nobel prize winner orham pamuk. he s lived almost all of his life in istanbul, writing stories about turkey which have over decades painted a vivid picture of a country and society pulled between east and west, past and future. what is the key to understanding orham pamuk‘s turkey? orham pamuk, welcome to hardtalk. pleased to be here. i want to start with the book, the novel that has just been published in english, the red haired woman, your latest. it is built around relationships between fathers and sons. and ijust wonder why you were so drawn to that theme? in 1988, i was finishing one of my novels during summer and in the land next to me, an oldish man started digging a well with his disciple and i was writing the novel and paying attention. after a while, we ....
welcome to hardtalk, i m stephen sackur. in this age of the internet, we ve come to expect instant access to knowledge but real deep understanding takes longer to acquire and to share. my guest today is one of the world s most acclaimed novelists, nobel prize winner, orham pamuk. he s lived almost all of his life in istanbul, writing stories about turkey which have, over decades, painted a vivid picture of a country and society pulled between east and west, past and future. what is the key to understanding orham pamuk‘s turkey? orham pamuk, welcome to hardtalk. very pleased to be here. i want to start with the book, the novel that has just been published in english, the red haired woman, your latest. it is built around relationships between fathers and sons. and ijust wonder why you were so drawn to that theme? in 1988, i was finishing one of my novels, during summer, and in the land next to me, an oldish man and his disciple started digging a well, and i was writi ....
been a dream so i was following my dreams. but when i was 17 years old i was a replacement for a wonderful pianist and i performed the tchaikovsky piano concerto number one and i thought, wow. rose: and we conclude with arnie glipl cher, the legendary art dealer at the pace gallery. agnes martin was at the turn of the century. we had pop art happening and the end of abstract impressionism happening and the beginning of minimalism. many people call martin the beginning of minimalism, she s the end of abstract expressionism because there is brush work, there is a very sensitive application by hand. minimalism sought to get rid of all possible human marks on the canvas. rose: literature, music, and art when we continue. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. rose: orhan pamuk is here, the nobel prize winning author of my name is red, snow and the museum of innocence has just had another novel transl ....
been a dream so i was following my dreams. but when i was 17 years old i was a replacement for a wonderful pianist and i performed the tchaikovsky piano concerto number one and i thought, wow. rose: and we conclude with arnie glipl cher, the legendary art dealer at the pace gallery. agnes martin was at the turn of the century. we had pop art happening and the end of abstract impressionism happening and the beginning of minimalism. many people call martin the beginning of minimalism, she s the end of abstract expressionism because there is brush work, there is a very sensitive application by hand. minimalism sought to get rid of all possible human marks on the canvas. rose: literature, music, and art when we continue. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. rose: orhan pamuk is here, the nobel prize winning author of my name is red, snow and the museum of innocence has just had another novel transl ....