A FORMALIST APPROACH TO TEHLİKELİ OYUNLAR
Journal Title: Söylem Filoloji Dergisi - Year 2016, Vol 1, Issue 1
Abstract
Tehlikeli Oyunlar which is one of the most important novels of Oguz Atay was written in 1973. The novel that has various clues about the period it was written comes into prominence with the technique of game within the game, intertwined time comprehension and the diversity in narration layers. The narrator of the text prepares different language games for readers and by doing this s/he enhances vagueness and complexity of the text. The novel consists of four main parts and eighteen subparts. This partial structure supports an uncanny atmosphere that can be analyzed with cooperation of “representative reader”. In this study, Umberto Eco’s sense of art that is based on the internal dynamics of text is going to be searched and some parts in Tehlikeli Oyunlar are going to be analyzed with an eclectically understanding in line with the aim of the study. The novel is going to be handled in terms of the schizoid technique created in time and reader plane and the concepts of “interpretative cooperation” and “the suspension of disbelief” are going to be scrutinized.
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Birsel Sağıroğlu
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