Özet:

Refik Halid, a writer, journalist and political identity and among the important names of the twentieth-century Turkish literature, with his experience of political humor and sociological content, has long preserved its effectiveness in Turkish political history. The critical and opposition attitude of the author determining the character of the pen and also changing the course of his life is the main reason for a long period of expulsion. From this point of view, the most important events in his life, the expulsion period, which contains the experiences, is part of the political events and structures the writer sees in his works in the background. In this direction, the theatre called "The Crazy" has a different position than the other works of the writer. Indeed, Refik Halid makes it easy to return to the country by winning the appreciation of Atatürk with this work. Education, science, equality between men and women and the changes in the language are appreciated in the work, the transformation of modernism into a simulation element in some practices indicates the duality that occurs in the individual and social field. In this regard, the concept of tradition and modernization in the work, which has a broad time structure, is critical while transmitted through the persons, the style and content the author adopts and establishes.