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Peride Celal is one of our female writers who has given great importance to art and literature within the Republic generation. It appears that the writer who is more interested in the novel and story types of literature began to write at a very early age. In general, when they look at their texts, the first period works are love novels, and the second period works are more literary and artisticly qualified novels and stories. With many of her stories and novels, Peride Celal is among the leading female writers of Turkish literature. Peride Celal's Three Twenty-Four Hours, published in 1977, is one of the works given during the formation of the modernist novel in Turkish literature. The novel, in general, tells about the conflict between generations and classes, gives the inner-internal lives. The novel, which is written in hard and correct Turkish, is one of the second period works of Mrs. Peride. In the novel that tells about four women, three generations and the conflicts between these women, Dilber is the refuge of the other three women. Modernism is one of Peride Celal’s most successful novels. The author has supported the modernist attitude not only by the way the subject is processed, but also by the narrative techniques.

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Özet:

Peride Celal is one of our women writers who gave great importance to art and literature in the Republican generation. It is seen that the writer, who is mostly interested in novel and story genres, started writing at a very early age. When we look at the texts in general, the first period Works are “pink novels”, which are romance novels, and the second period Works are novels and stories that are more qualified in terms of literary and artistic terms. Peride Celal is among the important women writers of Turkish literature with her many stories and novels. Peride Celal’s novel Üç Yirmidört Saat, which was published in 1977, is one of the Works that were given in the formation process of the modernist novel in Turkish literature. The novel generally tells about the generation and class conflict, but also gives interwined lives. Written in clear and smooth Turkish, the novels is one of Peride Celal’s second period works. In the novel, which tells about four women, three generations and the conflicts between these women, Diber is the shelter of the other three women. The novel, in which we feel the perception of modernism dominantly, is one of Peride Celal’s novels that can be considered the most successful among her second period novels. The author supported her modernist attıtude not only with the way she handled the subject, but also with her narrative techniques.