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Postmodernism and II. After the World War, it is a thought movement that first begins to be seen in America, then in European countries. This movement that first came to us in architecture, with time, began to influence other beautiful branches of art, and literature is undoubtedly among them. Buket Uzuner's Gelibolu novel is a postmodern style literary work. The book is a novel about the New Zealand Vicky's prediction that his grandfather Alistair John Taylor, along with his British soldiers in the First World War, did not die while fighting against the Turks on the Gelibolu Front and his research trip to the region in order to confirm this prediction. The writer has presented this event with a postmodern narrative. The Gelibolu novel is a historical novel written in postmodern style, but is a linguistic structure that is free of some characteristics/excuses that escape in the literary works of postmodernism. In our work we will try to highlight the event structure that provides a harmonious integrity within itself of this linguistic structure, the connection of this event structure with the current current, the current that keeps the interest of the reader alive and its meaningful message.

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