Syntax of the work called "Yılki Atı" wri̇tten by Abbas Sayar
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Human being thinks and feels with a language. He shares his feelings, thoughts, and memories by his mother tongue. In this way the language has an important role to make its national culture and identity. The cultural and art occasions take place by means of the language. Experiences, cultural factors and scientific inventions are transferred from generation to generation. No language can keep its origin without changing. Each language can have some changes depending on its time and place where it is spoken. These changes can be defined as accents dialect or lingo. At this point, following the improvement of language which is alive is important and vitally a must. Examining the writers and their works during this period is very important. We can reach the style and perspective of a writer by examining the important element of his word groups and sentences. Therefore we have tried to examine "Yılkı Atı" written by Abbas Sayar who serves our language with his poems, novels and stories. Key words: Abbas Sayar, Word, group of words, sentence, syntax.
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Fevzi Kızılgöl
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Fevzi Kızılgöl (Master Thesis). Syntax of the work called "Yılki Atı" wri̇tten by Abbas Sayar, 2015, Afyon Kocatepe University.
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