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Structure and pattern in the works of Yusuf Bolat

2022
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In the Crimean Tatar literature, works in the modern sense of theater began to be seen with the Tercüman Period. The migrations and the policies implemented by the Russians in the region were reflected in the language and literature of the Crimean Tatars. With the Tercüman newspaper, which was published under the leadership of İsmail Bey Gaspıralı, studies were carried out for the development of language and literature. Yusuf Bolat is one of the important writers of Crimean Tatar literature. The plays of the author, who made a name for himself in the Crimean Tatar literature with his stories written in the comedy genre, were followed with interest by the Crimean Tatar people. Before and after the exile of the Crimean Tatars in 1944, he made important studies for the development of Crimean Tatar literature. The basis of his works was the problems of the people, the homeland, the nation and the language. He wrote these subjects in a sarcastic and witty style. The four plays of the author in his book Toy Continues are discussed in the context of structure and theme. The thesis work in question consists of four parts in general. In the introduction, the development of Crimean Tatar literature and the development of theater in Crimean Tatar literature are examined under two separate headings. In the second part, information about the life and works of the author is given. In the third chapter, the author's four plays in his book Toy Continues are analyzed in the context of structure and theme. In the fourth chapter, the author's language and style are evaluated. Afterwards, the conclusion and bibliography are given.

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Dr. Aylin Bilgiç

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Aylin Bilgiç (Master Thesis). Structure and pattern in the works of Yusuf Bolat, 2022, Kastamonu University.

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