Özet:

The Dineyri Priest, the last novel of Safiye Erol, on the one hand tells the love that a young girl lives with an older and married man, on the other hand, the hero's step-by-step spiritual merchandise is transmitted to the reader as a chemo-serving. The young girl becomes mutatis mutandis negative to many concepts that seem contradictory, and reaches an exaggeration beyond all kinds of dicotomy. The hero is a state of unstability, which also brings the hero from human love to divine love, which Derrida expresses with the concept of différance. In this framework, the multi-layer structure of the novel that suggests a love and intuitive ethics that confuses all the categories of meaning allows you to read the aforementioned allegory as a Turkish allegory. The most controversial subjects of the period in which Erol wrote, the fundamental contradictions of the Turkish modernization, the Eastern-West, traditional-modern, religious-secular, natural-cultural, such as the two, are addressed in the novel with the same perspective, the image of a love that takes power from the divine source is the solution to these problems.

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