Structure and theme in Mirza Tazegül's novels

The structural elements that make up the novel are of great importance in the success of the novel genre, which claims to describe people and what is about people. The fact that the structural elements in the novel are in a harmonious, complementary and continuous relationship with each other strengthens the fiction of the novel and easily attracts the real-world reader to its own respectable world. For this reason, the way the writers, who are the architects of this unnamed agreement between the reader and the novel, bring together the structural elements in the novel has always aroused curiosity. In this study, structural elements and themes in Mirza Tazegül's novels were examined. Evaluations in all examined novels were made under the same titles and with common criteria. Again, Mirza Tazegül's savings on the elements that make up the structure of the novel such as time, place, people and plot have been tried to be revealed. How the author uses the time of the narrative in the direction of his own intentions and purposes, the effects of the places on the course of the narrative and the characters of the novel, the presentation of the characters and their weight in the case chain, the development and connection of the case links have been tried to be discussed and evaluated. It has been seen that the author goes beyond the chronological timeline by sometimes breaking time backwards and sometimes jumping forward in time in all his novels while constructing time. Again, it has been determined that time is compressed in the novels by making summaries in accordance with the author's intention and purpose, and time is expanded with spiritual analyzes. When we look at the places that hosted the cases in the novel, it was seen that the cases started in different cities of Anatolia and developed and ended in Istanbul. Again, it has been determined that some places are transformed into perceptual spaces by being memorized and internalized by the protagonists of the novel, and some places are used as environmental spaces in order to strengthen the perception of reality of the novel and not to disconnect the events. When we look at the character cast of the novel, there are many background characters besides the protagonists, norm and card characters. In his personal presentations, the author sometimes used a passive technique with internal analysis, narration and description methods, and sometimes preferred dynamic presentation with dialogue and demonstration methods. The author uses a simple, fluent and lively language in his novels. The author, who does not tire the reader and avoids words that are difficult to pronounce and understand, has used different sentence types to give vitality to the narration. Considering the themes that the author handles in his novels, he also deals with social themes such as justice, violence against women and religious abuse, along with individual issues such as hope, loneliness and love.