Narration techniques in Haldun Taner's stories

Narrative techniques are the tools that form the foundations of literature and are used by writers to bring their stories to life. In the modern period, developments in sciences such as psychology, philosophy and sociology affected literature and led to the emergence of modern narrative techniques such as stream of consciousness, internal analysis, internal dialog and internal monologue. Haldun Taner is one of the story writers of Turkish literature of the Republican Period. Taner used techniques such as dialog, stream of consciousness, narration-demonstration in his stories. This thesis analyses the narrative techniques in Haldun Taner's stories. The study aims to emphasise the richness and diversity of narration in the author's works by addressing elements such as language, style, time narration, space depiction and character development used in Taner's stories. Narrative techniques are analysed under headings, explained theoretically and supported with examples from Taner's stories. Haldun Taner is a writer who has created depth and meaning in his stories by using literary techniques brought by the contemporary period. Techniques such as dialog, stream of consciousness and narration-demonstration have increased the richness and impressiveness of Taner's works. For this reason, his works are recognized as important examples of Turkish literature and contribute to the development of modern narrative. This kind of study is important for the understanding and analysis of the author's works. Students and researchers can comprehend Haldun Taner's works better in this way. This study of the narrative techniques in Haldun Taner's works provides readers with the opportunity to examine the author's works in a more comprehensive way. Key Words: Turkish Literature, Stories, Narration Techniques, Haldun Taner