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Welcome 10th grade literature proje

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ct. 1st semester. Hello dear listen

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ers. I'm Kaan. Görkem and Emir are

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with me. Today we will talk about m

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ost of Sabahattin Ali's works and w

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e will tell you about Sabahattin Al

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i's life. I want to start with Saba

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hattin Ali's life. Sabahattin Ali w

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as born in 1907 in Eride, Bulgaria.

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He finished teacher training schoo

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l in Istanbul. After a while, he wa

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s sent to Germany and became closel

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y interested in literature and cult

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ure and studied at university on th

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ese subjects. After returning to Tü

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rkiye, he worked as a teacher, jour

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nalist and writer. Because of his w

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riting and political views, he was

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imprisoned and experienced exile. H

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e was killed in 1948 while trying t

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o cross from Türkiye to Bulgaria. H

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is death is still debated. I will s

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tart with a bit of a locked-down. S

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abahattin Ali was a social realist

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writer. He realistically depicted t

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he poverty, injustice, and inner wo

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rld of the Anatolian people. Does h

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e have a simple, fluent, and impres

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sive style? Which of his works? I w

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ill mention a few of his works that

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we will discuss today. Kuyucaklı Y

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usuf, The Fur Coat, The Serenade of

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the Sacrifice, and New World. Well

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, Görkem. Let's start with the work

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s. My dear friend Görkem, can you t

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ell us about Kuyucaklı Yusuf? >> Of

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course. First of all, its themes a

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re as follows: Injustice, social in

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equality, loneliness, morality, and

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honesty. Its importance is as foll

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ows: It is one of the best-known ex

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amples of social realist novels in

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Turkish literature. Our topic is as

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follows: The novel tells the story

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of young Yusuf, who lost his paren

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ts at a young age, and his life in

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Anatolia. Yusuf is an honest, hardw

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orking, but honorable character. Th

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e town is faced with problems such

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as injustice, tyranny, and the stro

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ng oppressing the weak. It is a cri

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tique of the broken order in societ

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y. Kuyucak Yusuf was like that. So,

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my dear friend Alikan, can you tel

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l us about the Kurdish-Mantled Mado

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nna? >> Of course. First, I will te

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ll you about the themes of the Kurd

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ish-Mantled Madonna. Loneliness, lo

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ve, and lack of communication. The

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individual's inner world and aliena

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tion in society. You will understan

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d the individual's inner world very

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well in the way I will explain sho

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rtly. The Turkish-Mantled Madonna..

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. So, Raif Efendi, tell us. Raif Ef

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endi is an introverted man. Everyon

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e sees Raif Efendi as insignificant

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and unimportant. But Raif Efendi's

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inner world is actually deep and v

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ery beautiful. The narrator, Sabaha

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ttin Ali, reads Raif Efendi's diary

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and tells the main story of the no

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vel from today's perspective. Young

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Raif Efendi is sent to Germany. In

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Berlin, he sees a portrait of a wo

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man in a Turkish coat, a work of ar

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t, and is deeply impressed by it. H

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e meets the painter, Maria Pudar. A

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n unusual love story begins between

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Raif Efendi and Maria Pudar. Maria

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is a strong, free, and independent

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woman. But at the same time, the p

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riest is a reclusive, introverted m

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an who suppresses his emotions. A d

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eep but fragile bond forms between

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them. Over time, misunderstandings

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arise, and due to a lack of communi

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cation, Raif Efendi returns to Türk

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iye believing that Maria has abando

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ned him. Years later, he learns tha

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t Maria has died of illness and tha

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t she has a daughter. By then, it i

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s too late for everything. Raif Efe

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ndi lives with this love for the re

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st of his life. He loses interest i

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n life. In fact, after a while, the

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novel ends with themes of loneline

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ss, love, missed happiness, and inn

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er collapse. My dear friend Emir, c

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an you tell us about the new life?

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Now, the new world, I mean. Of cour

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se, my friend. The story tells the

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life of a young woman named New Wor

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ld who works in a traveling enterta

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inment group. New World is a woman

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who attracts attention with her bea

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uty but is exploited and scorned by

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society. During the shows, people

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see her only as an entertainment to

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ol. No one cares about her feelings

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, her pain, or her people. The men'

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s attention is fake and self-servin

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g. New World searches for someone w

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ho will truly understand and love h

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er. But this desire remains unfulfi

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lled. Every heartbreak and loneline

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ss she experiences leads her to des

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pair. The story ends with the murde

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r of New World. This death symboliz

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es the cruelty and insensitivity of

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society towards weak and defensele

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ss individuals. Now, the themes of

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this story are social exploitation,

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the place of women in society, des

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pair, and the oppression of the pow

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erless. Now, my friend Görkem, can

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you please tell us about the name o

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f the frog, the victim, the serene

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name? >> Yes. >> Of course. The the

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mes are love, music, and art, confr

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onting the past, identity and belon

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ging, and the social history of Tür

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kiye. The themes are like this. Its

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importance, the importance of this

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work, is that it tells both an ind

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ividual life story and the social s

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tructure of Türkiye. Our subject is

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as follows. The novel centers on t

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he life of Selim, a world-famous vi

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olin virtuoso. Selim's past, his lo

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ves, his family, and events in Türk

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iye's recent history are intertwine

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d. Music is one of the main backbon

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es of the novel. That's all. Okay.

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Since Görkem has also told us about

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your last work today, our works fo

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r today are finished. Sabahattin Al

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i is one of the writers who uses Tu

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rkish very purely, both in his writ

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ing and his narrative. Sabahattin A

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li influences me greatly. One of th

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e reasons is that when I was readin

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g *The Fur Coat*, it was the first

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time a book had drawn me in and mad

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e me feel as if I were living insid

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e that book. Unfortunately, we lost

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him at a very young age due to pol

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itical reasons. These were a few qu

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estions I wanted to ask. Thank you

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for listening. Ç

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çok erken yaşlarında kaybettik

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diyeceğim birkaç soru bunlardı. Bizi

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dinlediğiniz için teşekkür ederiz.

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