Dialogical relationship in "The White Castle" of Orhan Pamuk's novel

Mihail Bahtin, one of the most important novel theoreticians of the 19th century, has made important ideas about how Dostoevsky's work has changed from the novels to the modern roman. The idea that Bahtin is sent to the multiple structure of the novel by getting out of carnival tales is a day-to-day effective starting from the 19th century novel. It tells that the baht novels consist of many structures and discourses, just like carnivals, and enrich the text and break away from traditional accounts. The most important contribution he brings to the novel is the idea of "dialogue". The dialogue, derived from the dialectic language, expresses the development of related stories in romance. The study of Orhan Pamuk's "White Castle" novel with tradition, modernity, eastern and western and many other issues, shows the existence of dialogic relations in the multiple structure of the novel. In the study, Orhan Pamuk's "White Castle" novel will be examined and dialogical dialogues will be determined to show how the novel contributes to the richness of the novel. Key words: Mikhail Bahtin, White Castle, dialogue, Orhan Pamuk.