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Comparative syntax of Ayla Kutlu's Bir Göçmen Kuştu O and Hoşça Kal Umut novels

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2019
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One of the most productive and competent items of contemporary Turkish literature, Ayla Kutlu's Bir Göçmen Kuştu O and Hoşca Kal Umut novels have gained a place in our literature by reflecting both the literary aspect and the power of discourse of our language in an authentic and beautiful way. In this study, the two works are examined in terms of syntax, similarities and differences in the works, thus determining the author's language and style. Our study consists of four main sections. In order to provide accurate information and evaluation on the author and his works, in the first chapter, the life of Ayla Kutlu and his literary personality and his works have been examined. In the other chapters, the elements of Sentence, Sentence Types and Specifying Groups have been discussed. In each of these sections, which we divide into three sub-titles, the definitions, terms and classifications are defined related to the subjects have been mentioned, and the characteristics of these subject are tried to be handled in a broad framework. In addition to this, different approaches and the problems in the syntax in the source area have also been mentioned. In the second and third sub-chapters of the chapters, a sample sentences have been chosen from the novels of Bir Göçmen Kuştu O and Hoşca Kal Umut thoroughly. In the conclusion section, the data has been obtained by comparing the two works of the author have been examined in both numerical and percentage ratios. Through these findings the language and stylistic features of the author have been determined.

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Suphan Çiçek

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Suphan Çiçek (Master Thesis). Comparative syntax of Ayla Kutlu's Bir Göçmen Kuştu O and Hoşça Kal Umut novels, 2019, Van Yüzüncü Yıl Üniversity.

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