Abstract:

Subterranean literature is a literature that stands out of human reality with opposition, marginal and anti-hero phenomena. These kinds of works that combine the subject of evil with irony often include argo, sexuality and violent impressions. Its out-of-Canon or the basis of its qualification as another literature in general literature is that a philosophical underlying logic deals with the concept of evil. In world literature and in Turkish literature, the sensitivity that the writers tend to be highlighted in this minval is to be able to demonstrate an opposition to the existing system without popularity. Today, although this literature continues to evolve more in the genre of novel, there are important examples in the genre of poetry. In this study, the study of underground literature is aimed at identifying the definition of the underground literature concept, its characteristics, its place in the world and in Turkey. In addition to its historical and sociological context, the language, the technical and the ideas on which it was founded were addressed. It has been studied whether it is a literature in a species or more language and technical terms, whether it is a Gothic literature, whether it is a Gothic literature, whether it is a Gothic literature, whether it is a Gothic literature, whether it is a Gothic literature, whether it is a Gothic literature, whether it is a Gothic literature, whether it is a Gothic literature, whether it is a Gothic literature, whether it is a Gothic literature, whether it is a Gothic literature, whether it is a Gothic literature, whether it is a Gothic literature, whether it is a Gothic literature. Because the concept of subterranean literature and its fundamental characteristics are not yet the same idea for everyone, this study aims to compare what is said about subterranean literature and to reach a general idea.

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