A psychoanalytic analysis of Nezihe Meriç's stories

Psychoanalysis, which depends on the unconscious development of the individual's state of normal and abnormal brains, is a theory aimed at the treatment of mental complexes by 19th century Sigmund Freud. From the moment it emerged, the psychoanalytic method is not only limited to the field of psychology, but is also competent as a point of view applicable to literary works. Based on the works of the psychoanalyst artist, it reveals his personality, spiritual trajectory, subconscious and complexes. But you don't just move away from an artist to a work of psychoanalysis. In the interpretation of the work in the psychological explanation; The psychoanalytic method is used to explain the enclosures and moods in the work. The aim of the study is to deal with the moods, depressions and unconscious worlds of Nezihe Meriç's story consumers with a psychoanalytic living and work-oriented approach. One of the first female storytellers of the 1950s generation, Nezihe Meriç's stories reflect the inner worlds, suppressed periods and masses of her customers with a modernist approach. Its importance is found to be suitable for study in psychoanalytic booklets of his stories. In the first part of the study, information is given about the life of the author, literary structures and works. In the second part, the general framework of the psychoanalytic theory, its rolling and the views of the leading people are given. In the third region, the stories in Nezihe Meriç's story books Bozbulanık, Lame Running, Violet Consciousness, A Deep Well, Yandırma, Çısenti and the Voice of the Nightingale in the Rose; The unconscious, the feeling of inferiority and superiority, persona (mask) and shadow archetypes, birth trauma, the houses in the mirror of the foundation, the family effect, the Oedipus complex, dreams, escape and shelters, loneliness and alienation, and sexuality themes deal with the environment. The conclusion part is considered as revised.