Özet:

The country's roofs, in their games, address social issues especially the problems women encounter in the home, outside the area. He draws attention to the masculine-oriented formation of the roots, private and public spaces, the efforts of women to go beyond secondary, discriminatory, exclusive positions. In Adam's Caburga Kemi game, a woman who wants to read, despite her family's pressures, talks about the life struggle from childhood to retirement. The study aims to reveal the ways the writer deals with the female problems in the game of Adam's Kaburga Kemi, the atherical structure discussed or contained by the text, the bilateral hegemonic contradictions created by the dominant speech.