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Effect of Samuel Beckett on Leyla Erbil

2012
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Advisor: Doç. Dr. Abdullah Şengül

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XX. Many developments have occurred century European Literature. On the basis of these developments, destroying the old one, finding a different and original one, and almost anti ? is a literary resistance. From the ordinary Literature for testing. These developments in the European Literature of Turkish Literature is reflected in a rapid manner. European Literature, reading the names of important writers, they remained under the influence. For the reason, our Literature, 1950 for the first time, a generation before, unlike them, have developed a different understanding of the literary. Leylâ Erbil, which is the most important writers of this generation, considered approach to the issues, the stories of formal features, language and seljuks era reflected the diversity of. On of the literary sources of his conseption of the XX th century European Literature, Samuel Beckett?s most important writers. Leylâ Erbil?s stories, especially the format, language and style under the influence of Samuel Beckett.Samuel Beckett the issue of language has a different interpretation and understanding. Language in his writings, that the communication is not a factor. Beckett including an intensive style of discourse, language, logic demolished aporetik. Language that is woven of many voices, far from expressing a meaning to the reader. In this way, meaninglessness, nothingness, ie ?silence? has been going right. Leylâ Erbil the tales, of the aesthetics of silence in Beckett?s Works and has applied these sounds. This the last Works of his early Works towards continued to decrease. And criticized in the period covered by this aesthetics weird Leylâ Erbil, eventually moved to a different place in our Literature.

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Tuğba Özbalak

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Tuğba Özbalak (Master Thesis). Effect of Samuel Beckett on Leyla Erbil, 2012, Afyon Kocatepe University.

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