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Humour in Kemal Tahir's story

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2019
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Abstract (EN)

Kemal Tahir (1910-1973), better known for his novelism, has written many literary works and in this sense he is a very valuable name in modern Turkish literature. Kemal Tahir's productivity is valid in almost all fields as well as in the story genre. The stories he wrote were written as a print of the genre; however, the issues and the criticisms it has made have been valuable texts. Kemal Tahir's stories have been the subject of discussion with historical, political and sociological findings. His stories often show a sense of humor over the elements that dominate everyday life. Hence, Kemal Tahir's humor elements, which he gives from a realistic point of view, are manifestations of domestic and national life. The humor in the stories, where social and political criticism is abundant, derives from Kemal Tahir's temperament. The sense of humor is intended to show that the serious issues are softened and thus reveal the bleeding wounds of the society to the society and community managers. Kemal Tahir, our literature is based on our own facts based on the creation of the story suggests that suggested. In his stories, he opposed the ruling constructions, opposed the government and the businessmen who exploited the people as the focal point of his stories. Every element has been committed in the history of living in Turkey. These are expressed in the works of Anatolia. He used them without fear. Kemal Tahir's problems are still up to date. In this study which examines humorous elements in Kemal Tahir's story books, Göl İnsanları (1955, 1969, 2006), Dutlar Yetişmedi (2006), Zehra'nın Defteri (2005) and Üstadın Ölümü (2006); humour was evaluated in the context of religion, politics, male-female relations and ethnicity.

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İbrahim Veli Sözer

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İbrahim Veli Sözer (Master Thesis). Humour in Kemal Tahir's story, 2019, Van Yüzüncü Yıl Üniversity.

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