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Panoramic views of the Turkish story in the 2000's

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2023
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It is noteworthy that the story genre, which retreated into its shell with the coup of 1980 in Turkish literature, has been the scene of some expansions since the second half of the nineties. It is the common opinion of almost every critic who has worked on the field where there have been big explosions in the field of storytelling in the period extending from the nineties to the present, especially in the 2000's. As a matter of fact, a new era is being entered in Turkish storytelling with the "story explosion". it is not enough to explain the abundance of stories experienced in the 2000s and the change in stories with a single factor. Therefore, there is a need to do a deeper reading on the story of the 2000's than previous studies. In the study, it was deemed appropriate to focus on the works of storytellers who won important story awards in the 2000's, grew up in story magazines and contributed to the development of the related genre with their critical studies. A reading was held for the works of ten storytellers, who are considered to represent the spirit of the 2000's story, by taking the point of view of the narrator character to the center. In addition, it was aimed to identify the postmodern story orientations that were widespread during the period with a holistic view. Thus, a collective panorama of the story atmosphere and common story orientations in the 2000's was drawn. Key Words: Millenium, Postmodern, Story, Narrator Chracter, Point of view.

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Sevimnur Menekşe

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Sevimnur Menekşe (Master Thesis). Panoramic views of the Turkish story in the 2000's, 2023, TOBB Economics and Technology University.

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