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A deeply moving portrait of a torturous love affair that shows Istanbul in all its complex beauty.
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Kamal lives a life of cosmopolitan glamour, exploring the restaurants and boutiques of Istanbul with his friends and fiancé. In the newly modern city, they pride themselves on their liberal attitudes and Western style.
A chance encounter with Fusun, a working-class shop-girl, begins a long, obsessive love affair, one that draws him deep into Istanbul's complex history, and uncovers the forces of class and gender that still control its inhabitants' lives.

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The Museum of Innocence
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HistoryTable of contents
- Cover
- Title Page
- Dedication
- Epigraphs
- Contents
- Maps
- Acknowledgments
- 1: The Happiest Moment of My Life
- 2: The Ćanzelize Boutique
- 3: Distant Relations
- 4: Love at the Office
- 5: Fuaye
- 6: FĂŒsunâs Tears
- 7: The Merhamet Apartments
- 8: Turkeyâs First Fruit Soda
- 9: F
- 10: City Lights and Happiness
- 11: The Feast of the Sacrifice
- 12: Kissing on the Lips
- 13: Love, Courage, Modernity
- 14: Istanbulâs Streets, Bridges, Hills, and Squares
- 15: A Few Unpalatable Anthropological Truths
- 16: Jealousy
- 17: My Whole Life Depends on You Now
- 18: Belkısâs Story
- 19: At the Funeral
- 20: FĂŒsunâs Two Conditions
- 21: My Fatherâs Story: Pearl Earrings
- 22: The Hand of Rahmi Efendi
- 23: Silence
- 24: The Engagement Party
- 25: The Agony of Waiting
- 26: An Anatomical Chart of Love Pains
- 27: Donât Lean Back That Way, You Might Fall
- 28: The Consolation of Objects
- 29: By Now There Was Hardly a Moment When I Wasnât Thinking About Her
- 30: FĂŒsun Doesnât Live Here Anymore
- 31: The Streets That Reminded Me of Her
- 32: The Shadows and Ghosts I Mistook for FĂŒsun
- 33: Vulgar Distractions
- 34: Like a Dog in Outer Space
- 35: The First Seeds of My Collection
- 36: To Entertain a Small Hope That Might Allay My Heartache
- 37: The Empty House
- 38: The End-of-Summer Party
- 39: Confession
- 40: The Consolations of Life in a Yalı
- 41: Swimming on My Back
- 42: The Melancholy of Autumn
- 43: Cold and Lonely November Days
- 44: Fatih Hotel
- 45: A Holiday on UludaÄ
- 46: Is It Normal to Leave Your Fiancée in the Lurch?
- 47: My Fatherâs Death
- 48: The Most Important Thing in Life Is to Be Happy
- 49: I Was Going to Ask Her to Marry Me
- 50: This Is the Last Time Iâll Ever See Her!
- 51: Happiness Means Being Close to the One You Love, Thatâs All
- 52: A Film About Life and Agony Should Be Sincere
- 53: An Indignant and Broken Heart Is of No Use to Anyone
- 54: Time
- 55: Come Again Tomorrow, and We Can Sit Together Again
- 56: Lemon Films Inc.
- 57: On Being Unable to Stand Up and Leave
- 58: Tombala
- 59: Getting Past the Censors
- 60: Evenings on the Bosphorus, at the Huzur Restaurant
- 61: To Look
- 62: To Help Pass the Time
- 63: The Gossip Column
- 64: The Fire on the Bosphorus
- 65: The Dogs
- 66: What Is This?
- 67: Cologne
- 68: 4,213 Cigarette Stubs
- 69: Sometimes
- 70: Broken Lives
- 71: You Hardly Ever Come Here Anymore, Kemal Bey
- 72: Life, Too, Is Just Like LoveâŠ.
- 73: FĂŒsunâs Driving License
- 74: Tarık Bey
- 75: The İnci Patisserie
- 76: The Cinemas of BeyoÄlu
- 77: The Grand Semiramis Hotel
- 78: Summer Rain
- 79: Journey to Another World
- 80: After the Accident
- 81: The Museum of Innocence
- 82: Collectors
- 83: Happiness
- Index of Characters
- About the Author
- By the Same Author
- Copyright
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