The Case of Death in Chingiz Aitmatov's Novels The White Ship, The Day Gets A Century And The She-Wolf's Dreams

The phenomenon of death is one of the most important issues that have been emphasized throughout the history of humanity and that are at the base of the examination of the idea of existence and non-existence. Many thinkers throughout the history of this phenomenon; He expressed his ideas by addressing the historical, philosophical, psychological, religious and literary senses. In this study, the determination of the death phenomenon in the Kyrgyz writer Cengiz Aytmatov's novels The White Ship (1973), The Day Extends a Century (1980) and Female Wolf Dreams (1986), its literary analysis, the study of Turkish Folk. It is aimed to analyze the science and psychoanalytic theory within the framework of the results and to reveal the results. Although many studies have been made on the works of Chingiz Aitmatov, it is seen that the "death phenomenon", which is his method of conveying his messages, is not emphasized. Emphasizing that this subject, which has an important place in literature and folklore, is a text-centered study by the author, by making inferences from the novels and by making inferences from the novels, how the death types are handled and committed as normal, murder, suicide, as well as individual or mass murder. We believe it will make an important contribution. In this study, rituals and practices applied before, during and after death will also be included. death with these aspects.