Abstract:

The Bolshevik Revolution, one of the most important political breakthroughs of the last century, has not only changed the course of the First World War, it has also influenced the fate of many countries globally. The ideologically-based division caused by the revolution has social, political and economic consequences in many countries. The most affected of this process are of course the Soviet people of Russia. The pressure policies on the Turkish world, especially during the Stalin period, which are felt by an increasing momentum, lead to the formation of individuals and societies that are distant, manculted, isolated from their values. These individuals who forgot to be their own are also produced by the Soviet citizens with a predefined draft of borders. The work of telling the Russian government’s emels and practices on the Turkish geography, due to the state terror, becomes the duty of the writers. The Kyrgyz literature writer Sultan Raev is also one of the artists who took this responsibility. In this study, he considered the metaphoric speech in the Roman Tımarhane and tried to resolve the reflections of Soviet-Russian ideology in the novel.

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