Intertextuality in Alev Alatlı's novel's

The texts take traces of the texts that came before them in terms of their formation process and affect the texts following them. The texts become independent of their writers and disseminated through the readers, becoming a part of the network of intertextual links as soon as they are written. Although it contains traces of other texts, each text continues to exist as the original. Intertextual marking methods, which are at the forefront of the elements that build up the fiction of the postmodern novel, exist as the elements that make up the layers in the metafictional structure of the novel. Alev Alatlı, who become famous as a novelist in Turkish novels after 1980, is one of the writers who frequently includes intertextual methods in her novels with the influence of her intellectual background. According to the findings obtained from his thirteen published novels, it was seen that she mainly used the intertextuality methods such as reference, montage, epigraph, and allusion. Based on the findings obtained, interpretations of the novels were included, and specific results were reached.