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From of Yakup Kadri Karaosmanoğlu's novel titled wild (Yaban) syntax

2018
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Abstract (EN)

In this study, word groups and sentence structures of Yakup Kadri Karaosmanoğlu's novel titled Wild (Yaban) have been examined within the scope of syntax by drilling and scanning method, without the choice of page. The main aim of the study of wild novel, which sheds light on the years of National Struggle and brings controversy with its contents; is to show the richness of words and structure in Turkish Language. This study consists of four parts except for the introductory section. In the introduction, information about the life of the author, literary personality and works studied is given. In the first chapter, the stages in which the groups of words are handled by the historical course are explained with examples. In the second part, the sentence structure and elements of Turkish Language are explained with examples from the text. In the third chapter, word groups and sentence types are examined in the form of practice. In the fourth chapter, the syntax of our language and the language used by the author is examined. In the bibliography section, the sources I have taken the information from which I have benefitted a lot throughout the study are listed. While the words of the wild were examined, only the examples of the words of the Turkish Language were given; but also, the characteristic of the language used about a century ago and the style of the author were also tried to be reflected. In short; the novel Wild, while setting light to the subject, it has witnessed the journey made in the time tunnel of our Turkish language by way of its narration. Keywords: Syntax, word groups, sentence, wild

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Dr. Ali Sever

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Ali Sever (Master Thesis). From of Yakup Kadri Karaosmanoğlu's novel titled wild (Yaban) syntax, 2018, Aksaray University.

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