Neris Dipsov

Neris Dipsov is the literary pseudonym of Kübra Nur Bekarslan, an independent researcher, writer, and filmmaker whose interdisciplinary work explores the intersections of philosophy, psychology, media studies, archetypal theory, mythology, and cultural analysis.

She holds a Bachelor’s in Public Administration and in Radio, Television, and Cinema. She earned her Master’s degree in Radio, Television and Cinema from Istanbul University, where her research examined transmedia storytelling in Netflix’s The Creature, integrating Jungian archetypal theory, cultural studies, and media analysis.

She is currently pursuing PhD studies in Film and Media, where she intends to further develop her interdisciplinary research on media, narrative, culture, and symbolic thought.

Alongside her academic research, Dipsov writes books and essays that bridge scholarly inquiry and literary reflection, making complex philosophical, psychological, and cultural ideas accessible to a wider audience. Her work is driven by a deep interest in how narratives, myths, symbols, and archetypes shape human thought, perception, and contemporary culture.

She speaks Turkish, English, Greek, Circassian, and Spanish.

Her research interests include transmedia storytelling, archetypal studies, mythology, philosophy, media theory, and cultural analysis.