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Concepts in Nuri Pakdil's theaters

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2019
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Nuri Pakdil has been a writer since his high school years. His peculiar language and style were followed by many people with interest. Nuri Pakdil is a writer who wrote her own concept dictionary. He rewrote concepts such as labor, property, exploitation, alienation, freedom, and worker, which were frequently used during his period, on Islamic foundations. This behavior reinter preting concepts has brought a lot of attention during the period. He has writte nextensively on these concepts in his essays.Nuri Pakdil has many kinds of Works such as poetry, essay, travel, daily. Theater is one of the genres he wrote. There are seven short play. There is no comprehensive academic study on these theaters. Nuri Pakdil discussed the concepts mentioned in his theaters and conveyed them in a symbolic language. To revealt he artistic richness of Nuri Pakdil's theaters, and to make the concepts understood and visibleby symbolic language is important to understand the author and the work correctly.The purpose of our thesis named ı Concepts in Nuri Pakdil's Theaters 'is to identify the concepts which Nuri Pakdil used in his theaters and to revealt he richness of meaning by analyzing the symbolic language structure through which these concepts pass. Our study was examined in two parts. In the first chapter, the life, art andworks of theauthorareexplained. Inthesecondchapter, theatersarebrieflyexamined in terms of form and content. The concepts determined in the concepts section which are the main subject of our review are examined according to Nuri Pakdil's thought world and their theaters are examined according to these concepts. In the conclusion part of our review, the concepts in the theaters were evaluated.

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Beyzanur Uyar

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Beyzanur Uyar (Master Thesis). Concepts in Nuri Pakdil's theaters, 2019, Uşak University.

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