The concept of social realism and constructure, theme, exposition at Suat Dervis's novels
2010
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In this research the novels of Suat Derviş that have been reached were evaluated from the aspect of social realism. Besides by searching the features of constructure, theme and exposition on each novel, it's been consequenced a general evaluation.Through the entrance of the research, biography and works of Suat Derviş take place. A general frame of 'social and socialist realism' has been defined. And the features of Suat Derviş's authorship have been determined with in the context by the reflections of those theories on Turkish literature.In the third section of the research, qualifications of the novels including constructure, theme and exposition have been inquired. In the section 'constructre' the features of fabulas, protagonists, places and time have been determined. In the section 'theme', themes of novels have been evaluated as 'social realist' angle.In the last section of research, the novels of Suat Derviş have been categorized. It's been infered a general conclusional evaluation. And the attitude of writer by dependant perriod has been defined.
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Şenol Aktürk
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Gazi University
Division of Modern Turkish Literature
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Şenol Aktürk (Doctorate thesis). The concept of social realism and constructure, theme, exposition at Suat Dervis's novels, 2010, Gazi University, Türk Edebiyatı Bölümü.
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