Notification, inference, implicature sentences in the novel of Adalet Ağaoğlu which is called Ölmeye Yatmak

Language studies, shifting from suffix, word, sentence analysis to the text, require language to be considered both in terms of form and meaning. The fact that language is multidimensional in semantic studies brings up issues such as what the message is intended to be given by a message, and what is actually meant. The ability of sentences to have different meanings in different contexts sometimes causes the receiver and the sender to disagree. Also, when the issue of what is meant beyond what is told by language comes into play, ways to reveal the author's purpose and intention are sought. This raises the problem of how the text should be resolved holistically. Starting from all these problems, in this thesis, first of all, the birth of language studies, pragmatics, pragmatic theories and modality issues are emphasized, and then information about declaration, implicature and inference sentences are given. Adalet Ağaoğlu's novel "Ölmeye Yatmak" was taken as a corpus, and the statements of declaration, implicature and inference were examined one by one without leaving the context. As a result of the analyzes made on the relevant samples, a classification was made with reference to the previous examinations. In the study, which is aimed to reach the information about the effects of sentences on each other in the process of creating meaning and what the author wants to express with sentences; Evaluations were also made on the intention of using the statements of declaration, implicature, inference. This work; It is important in that it is a comprehensive study on declaration, implicature, inference statements and that it presents non-holistic information in a single, tidy study. It is hoped that the study will guide those who will do pragmatic work on the author's original language use.