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Today, the immigration phenomenon, which affects a large part of the world’s geography and is a common work subject of many areas, is also often discussed in written works. Marie NDiaye's 2009 novel Trois Femmes Puissantes, which wins the writer the Goncourt Literary Award, tells the story of three immigrant women with three independent stories. In the third part of the novel, the author tells the story of a young woman named Khady Demba, who tries to cross illegal roads from Africa to Europe, and strives on the concept of irregular immigration that causes many people to lose their lives today. Unregular immigration is defined as people passing the border through unlawful ways to another country. Marie NDiaye in this story discusses the unregular immigration phenomenon, which is less common in the immigration book, and scatteres all the negative things a woman can face in this dangerous journey. In this context, the writer often keeps light on the lives of countless women who experience the irregular immigration flows that are often transformed into a human drama. The author reflects the subjective experiences of a woman, which is not accepted as an individual in the paternal order, faced with all kinds of exclusion, and other people decide to guide the future. In this study, focusing on the concept of immigration, the life struggle of the other person in the patriotic order, the dangers he encountered in his journey and the effects of irregular immigration on women will be addressed through Everett Lee's push-to-drive theory.

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Özet:

The phenomenon of migration, the joint subject of many fields, which nowadays affects a large part of the world’s geography is frequently discussed in literary works. Marie NDiaye’s Three Powerful Women, published in 2009 and won the Goncourt Prize in literature, tells the story of three immigrant women with three independent stories. In the third part of the novel, by telling the story of a young woman named Khady Demba who tries to cross illegally from Africa to Europe, the author focuses on the concept of irregular migration, which has caused many people to die. Irregular migration is defined as the illegal transgression of people into another country. In this narrative, Marie NDiaye deals with the phenomenon of irregular migration, which is less scrutinized in the migrant literature, and juxtaposes all the negativities that a woman might encounter during the dangerous journey. In this context, the author reflects the experiences of countless women who experience the adventure of irregular migration which often turns into human drama. In the narrative in question, the author reflects the subjective experiences of a woman who is not accepted as individual in patriarchal order and who faces all kinds of exclusion. Within this study after emphasizing the concept of migration, the life struggle of the character in the patriarchal society and the effects of irregular migration on woman will be discussed by means of Everett Lee’s of push-pull theory.