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View of Turkish-German Woman in Selim Ozdağan's "Demircinin Kızı" and Yade Kara's "Selam Berlin"

2019
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Advisor: Dr. Öğr. Üyesi Nurhan Uluç

Abstract (EN)

Comparative literature, which is one of the most important side branches of literature, is a science which shining and important. Comparative literature; helps to show similarities and differences, mutually examination of two Works. Firstly, Comparative Literature Science is explained as meaning, history and importance. Usage areas are located in Turkey. After describing the science of comparative literature, the literary personalities of the authors are included. Migration literature, including Selim Özdoğan and Yade Kara, has been explained and a detailed study of the period in which the writers lived was made. After the theoretical part, it was applied to the works and analyzed. Two works in this work; Selam Berlin and the Demircinin Kızı, Comparative Literature was compared by utilizing. Turkish and German women in novels were examined and analyzed one by one. Periods of Turkish and German women, her's characteristics, similarities and differences were noted. The difficulties, sacrifices and problems of women were asked to be shown and these problems were analyzed by observing whether Turkish-German women lived equally.Opening the forgotten pages of Anatolia old traditions and customs have been associated with Germany of the period. Selim Özdoğan's Turkish women, Yade Kara's German women are explained with extracts and examples. Turkish women experienced stormy periods in ancient times in Anatolia and this was compared with the period of women living in Germany. As a Purpose tried to draw attention to the negative life experienced. As a result, it is tried to show solution suggestions for these cases.

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Dr. Melahat Özğan

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Melahat Özğan (Master Thesis). View of Turkish-German Woman in Selim Ozdağan's "Demircinin Kızı" and Yade Kara's "Selam Berlin", 2019, Sakarya University.

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