Abstract
ABSTRACT This article explores the links between Kurdish oral and written literary traditions in Selahattin Demirtaş’s literary works, arguing that they contribute to the practices of heritage-making and collective memory through their use of distinctive sociocultural and literary motifs of the oppressed societies in Turkey while also departing from these practices.
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