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Investigation infrastructure and superstructure in painting analysis through works of Yüksel Arslan

2016
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The objective of this study comprises the association of base and superstructure with art, and their analysis through the works of Yüksel Arslan. In line with the objective, base-superstructure and work analyses were approached through a dialectical perspective. For painting analysis, the works of Yüksel Arslan were chosen as sampling. In this descriptive study a relational screening method was used and a constraint was established by sectioning the works of Arslan dated between 1969 and 1975 from a general review of all periods that identify the artist's work in the universe. While examining the works of the artist, a pluralist research method was utilized. During the gathering of the data, written, visual and virtual providers that resource sub-problems were utilized. Purposed scanning was conducted for gathered data, which were then grouped in accordance with their content. Description, analysis and interpretation were employed while seeking an answer for the problem status in grouped data. In painting analysis, four basic problems were made the focus in the process of problematization through the works of Yüksel Arslan in relation to base and superstructure associated with social inquiry. Of these, the first problem was the course through which base-superstructure is reflected on art and society in terms of dialectics, the second was the evaluation of base-superstructure with respect to Modernism and Postmodernism, the third was the association of method of expression of Yüksel Arslan with base-superstructure, and the forth was determined as an analysis of base-superstructure dialectics through the Capital Series.

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Dr. Aynur Tıkıroğlu

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Aynur Tıkıroğlu (Master Thesis). Investigation infrastructure and superstructure in painting analysis through works of Yüksel Arslan, 2016, Bingol University.

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