The criticism of the age in the novels of Hasan Ali Toptaş

In this study titled Criticism of the Age in the Novels of Author Hasan Ali Toptaş; In line with the research subject of the author's eight novels named "Me in Blind Wells", "Heba", "Birds Go to Mourning", "Shadowless", "East of Sleep", "Book of Lost Dreams", "Dot To Eternity" and "A Thousand Sad Pleasures" examined. In the first part of the study, literary works, the concept of age in literary works are discussed from time to time and the 20th and 21st centuries are evaluated in a broad way. The second part of the study is devoted to the subject of "The Novel and the Critique of the Age", here the subject of period criticism, the importance of the novel in the period and the novel and criticism content in the 21st century in general are mentioned. In the third part, the autobiography, literary personality and works of Author Hasan Ali Toptaş are included. In the fourth chapter, eight novels named "Me in Blind Wells", "Heba", "Birds Go to Mourning", "Shadowless", "East of Sleep", "Book of Lost Dreams", "Point to Eternity" and "A Thousand Sad Pleasures" were first briefly described. summarized, then the evaluations about the criticisms of the era are discussed. All the criticisms of the age are found in the works, and the examples in which these criticisms can be clearly seen are selected from the texts in the mentioned works and necessary explanations are made.