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Modern hayatın en etkili ve en önemli felsefî akımlarından biri olan varoluşçuluk, bireyin varoluşunu somut önermeler çerçevesinde irdeler. Akım, Fransa başta olmak üzere pek çok ülkede popülerlik elde eder bu popülarite kurmaca metinlere de yansır. Metinlerin toplumsal değişim ve gelişimlere paralel bir düzlemde seyretmesi yaşanan hayatın yansımalarını izleyebilmek açısından önemlidir. Bu bağlamda varoluşçuluğun Türkiye’de tanınmaya başlamasıyla birlikte edebî metinlerde de varoluşçu felsefenin etkisini görmek mümkündür. Varoluşçuluğun etkisi, herhangi bir akıma dâhil olmayan/bağımsız yazarımız Erhan Bener’in eserlerinde de kendisini gösterir. Bu çalışmada Bener’in bahsedilen anlayış doğrultusunda kaleme aldığı Baharla Gelen romanının başkarakteri Reha’nın ontolojik sorgulamaları, arayışları, yalnızlığı, bunalımı etrafında bir inceleme gerçekleştirilecek yanı sıra varoluşçuluğun öncü ismi J. P. Sartre’ın “öteki” kavramına ilişkin tespitleri doğrultusunda Reha’nın çevresindeki bireyler ile kurduğu ilişki irdelenmeye çalışılacaktır.
Existence, one of the most effective and most important philosophical currents of modern life, runs the existence of the individual within the framework of concrete suggestions. The stream gains popularity in many countries, including mainly France, and this popularity reflects the text of the curriculum as well. It is important that the texts look at social changes and developments in a parallel level to be able to monitor the reflections of life that is experienced. In this context, as existentialism begins to be recognized in Turkey, it is possible to see the influence of existentialist philosophy in literary texts as well. The influence of existence is also shown in the works of our independent writer Erhan Bener, which does not include any flow. In this study, the main character of the novel that Bener has written in accordance with the aforementioned understanding, Reha's ontological queries, searches, loneliness, depression will be conducted, as well as an investigation will be carried out in accordance with the discoveries of the "other" concept of existence by J. P. Sartre and the relationship that Reha has established with the individuals around it.
Existentialism, one of the most important and influential philosophical movements in modern life, examines the individual existence within the context of concrete propositions. The movement gains a popularity in several countries, particularly in France. This popularity influences fictional writing as well. It is crucial that texts evolve parallel to social changes and developments in terms of experiencing life's reflections. It is possible to see the influence of existential philosophy in literary texts when existentialism has begun to be recognized in Turkey. Existentialism's presence can be seen in the works of Turkish author Erhan Bener, who is a fecund and independent writer, unaffected by any movement. In this study, the ontological inquiries, pursuits, loneliness, and depression of Reha, the main character in Bener's "Baharla Gelen," will be analyzed in light of the approach referred. In addition, the relationship Reha has with the people around him will be examined in the light of the leading name of existentialism J.P. Sartre's observations on the concept of the “other”.
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