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An analysis about the idiolect in Rasim Özdenören's work called Gül Yetiştiren Adam

2023
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Advisor: Dr. Öğr. Üyesi Bilal Uysal

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Vocabulary studies are important in determining the scope and richness of the language and analyzing the vocabulary of the language. On this occasion, literary works created by our writers are also important for determining the vocabulary of the language. This study aims to determine the elements of vocabulary in Rasim Özdenören's Gül Yetiştiren Adam (GYA), which stands out with its skill in using Turkish language, and to make inferences about the vocabulary of Turkish language through these elements. For this purpose, proverbs, idioms, phrases, relationship quotes , stereotypes, stereotypes, terms, slang and local usages in the work accepted as the sample of the study were determined within the framework of the literature. These elements were divided into vocabulary categories and listed with examples from the work. The research, which uses the survey method, consists of three parts. In the first part, Rasim Özdenören's life, literary personality and works are discussed. In the second part, the definition and scope of the concept of vocabulary and the elements of vocabulary to be analyzed in the work within the framework of this scope are explained. In the third chapter, the elements of speech identified from the work are listed. In line with the diversity and quantity of the identified lexical elements, inferences were made about the author's style. In the end, many lexical elements that show the diversity of the expression possibilities of our language have been identified in the work and it has been seen that these lexical elements bear traces of the author's style and universe of thought.

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Dr. Sevgi Karakaya

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Sevgi Karakaya (Master Thesis). An analysis about the idiolect in Rasim Özdenören's work called Gül Yetiştiren Adam, 2023, Afyon Kocatepe University.

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