Depression anger rebellion in Rasim Özdenören novels and stories
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This study examines how "depression, anger and rebellion" affect the characters in Rasim Özdenören novels and stories. The aim of the study is to see how Rasim Özdenören weaves these concepts into the characters and from what perspective the author considers them. Psychology books were used while studying these concepts. How these concepts shape the psychology of the characters and how they affect their lives is revealed in his novels and stories. Rasim Özdenören shows the characters a way out while telling about people who fall into depression, get angry and rebel. The person who exists in his life also exists with these virtues. It takes all parts of the natural human being together. Looking at Rasim Özdenören concepts from the pen of Islam, they were determined from a Muslim perspective through the characters of the attention coming from the concepts of crisis, anger and rebellion.
Author
Şeyma Hayal
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Fatih Sultan Mehmet Foundation University
Division of Turkish Language and Literature
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Şeyma Hayal (Master Thesis). Depression anger rebellion in Rasim Özdenören novels and stories, 2024, Fatih Sultan Mehmet Foundation University .
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