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The theme and structure in the Bekir Yildiz's works

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2012
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This study contains the thematic and structural analysis of the life, literary personality, novels and stories of Bekir Yıldız within the human-work context, who began his literary career in 1951 writing juvenile stories in Resimli Tomurcuk (Weekly Children Bulletin) magazine, and wrote and published five novels, 153 stories compiled in seventeen story collections, and stories and story-like works that can be classified as story - interview and tale between 1966-1984.This study was conducted based on Bekir Yıldız?s works including stories as Reşo Ağa, Kara Vagon, Kaçakçı Şahan, Sahipsizler, Evlilik Şirketi, Beyaz Türkü, Dünyadan Bir Atlı Geçti, Demir Bebek, Mahşerin İnsanları, Bozkır Gelini, Harran, Alman Ekmeği, İnsan Posası, Yaman Göç, Röportajlar, Ölümsüz Kavak, Arılar Ordusu, and novels as Türkler Almanyada, Halkalı Köle, Aile Savaşları Ve Zalim Ve İnanmış Ve Kerbela, Darbe.Gaing a name in story writing beside writing novels and known in the Turkish literature with his social - realistic / socialist trend Bekir Yıldız elaborated such topics as the life of Anatolian people, their stances against töre, peasant-landowner relations, smuggling, feud, terrorism, the depression and cultural clashes of people immigrating from rural areas to urban areas and Germany to work, dysfunctional aspects of marriage, feudalism, imperialism, capitalism, socialism, etc. He added to his works some parts from his own life and wrote with the principle of uncensored reality.Keywords: Bekir Yıldız, Novel, Story, Story - Interview, Tale, Germany, Harran / Urfa, Sociable Literature

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Salim Durukoğlu

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Salim Durukoğlu (Doctorate thesis). The theme and structure in the Bekir Yildiz's works, 2012, Fırat University.

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