The Eastern Anatolia in Turkish novel
2017
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Advisor: Prof. Dr. Mehmet Törenek
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The novel, which started with Tanzimat artists, had interest in Ġstanbul which gradually developed into Anatolia, so in this way the presence of Eastern Anatolia in literature has begun to be felt. The dominance of Eastern Anatolia in novels which was rarely seen, was delayed till the declaration of the Republic. In this study, all the novels which involved the topic of Eastern Anatolia have been scanned throughout our novel history, the reality of the East reflected in these novels is gathered in three basic chapters. After the oriental perception in the Novel was determined on the basis of space and man in the first chapter, It was tried to determine the thematic plane of Eastern novels. In this section, we tried to capture the social aspects of the Eastern people with the titles we determined according to their individual, social and political content, and in the last part, with different aspects of the oriental aspects of the roman heroes related to Eastern Anatolia. The main scope of this work is to capture the projection of the dialect of man-space in fiction. Key words: Turkish Novel, Eastern Anatolia, Eastern Human, Space
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Dr. Nusret Yılmaz
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Nusret Yılmaz (Doctorate thesis). The Eastern Anatolia in Turkish novel, 2017, Atatürk University.
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