Description
Lawyer-writer Abdurrahim Dede, with his gripping novel “Mukaddime-i Nizam” (The Prelude of Order), takes readers on a breathtaking journey between the 15th century and the modern digital age. The book masterfully parallels the story of Leys Mehmed Çelebi, who struggles with his conscience after writing Fatih Sultan Mehmed’s fratricide law, and his modern-day descendant, lawyer Leyla Mehmedoğlu, who fights against the manipulative algorithms of a tech giant. Blending a historical reckoning with contemporary debates on digital ethics, the author questions whether the law always produces justice and whether order can survive without conscience. With its profound message that true freedom is not living without walls, but knowing who built them and having the courage to open their doors, the work invites the reader to a deep contemplation on justice, legacy, and human will.
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| Book Type | E-BOOK, Hard Copy |