Özet:

Selâhattin Enis Atabeyoğlu, who handles the individual-society conflict in his lifetime (1892-1942) with a naturalistic and determinist understanding, tells the evil and disgusting of life in his stories with all its twists and turns. Emotions, especially anger and hatred, are very evident in the stories of Selâhattin Enis. It is the basis of all evil and immorality for society itself and its decadent writer. Selâhattin Enis deals with social degeneration and the moral degeneration of society through female characters. Most of the female characters in the author's stories are bad. Almost all of the female characters are prostitutes. The female characters of Selâhattin Enis who are not prostitutes are people who cheat on her husband or are unfaithful to her family. The author's treatment of female characters is superficial. The handling of women in the author's stories lacks psychological reality. Women are the figures in the author's stories. Selâhattin Enis reflects his "bad" point of view on women to the female characters in his stories. The author's negative attitude towards women causes the author to reflect her own female reality, not the female characters themselves. In the stories of Selâhattin Enis, eyes are the most common in the physical depictions of women. Eyes and lips are present in all stories in terms of “beauty” of women. In the stories analyzed, beautiful women use these beauties to ruin people's lives. In most of his stories, the author tells his characters in an approach that can lead to hatred towards beautiful women. In the stories examined by the author, the woman is ruthlessly and harshly placed on the ground of social malice and corruption with the anger and hatred of the author.