Generation conflicts in the Turkish theater of the Republican era
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Abstract (EN)
The aim of this research is to address the generation conflict seen in Turkish Theater texts within the scope of the Republican Period. Our study consists of two parts except Introduction, Conclusion and References. In our research, the theoretical infrastructure was established in the First Chapter, and in the Second Chapter, the work was examined to determine the extent to which the concept of generation conflict was discussed. Our research examined the concept of generation conflict from both sociological and psychological dimensions. In the Conclusion section of the study; It has been revealed to what extent the concept of generation conflict was handled in the Turkish Theater of the Republican Era, and the findings obtained, the results based on the findings, and the suggestions developed based on the discussions are included. In the bibliography section, the sources and theater works used throughout the study are stated. Key words: Theatre, Republican Period, Generation Conflict, East-West, Old-New.
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Nilsu Tarhan
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Trakya University
Türk Edebiyatı Bilim Dalı
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Nilsu Tarhan (Doctorate thesis). Generation conflicts in the Turkish theater of the Republican era, 2024, Trakya University.
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