Irony in Leylâ Erbil's novels

Art and literature goes beyond words and creates a new formation by removing the word from everyday use. Irony, which is an element of art, also exists as a means of going beyond words. Irony is the reflection of the vital basic directives through art. The irony, which is a means of revolt, criticism and destruction against order, appears as a reflection of a vital stance. Leylâ Erbil is one of the writers who successfully reflects the irony that exists in the post-20th century Turkish literature through highly competent artists. In the study, in the context of irony, Erbil; The novel's relationship with the fictional, formal, linguistic and semantic aspects of the novels will be examined by examining the novels of A Weird Woman, The Day of Darkness, Letter Loves, Dwarf, Three-headed Dragon, Remaining, A Weird Man.