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One of the most important writers of Turkish literature The time In his triangle (Sleeping to Die, A Wedding Night, No) he described the social transformation the country lived by focusing on the inner world of characters. The political, economic and cultural change in Turkey, the scientist Aysel and his wife Omer, first and foremost revealed the impact on the life of the clear people with a sincere speech. The novel depicts a wedding that symbolizes military-bourgeois cooperation while criticizing social corruption. After the social breakdown created by the coup periods, the inner worlds of the bright, which are turned into sad and angry individuals, are mirrored. In this study, Aysel's sister, the individual and social identity of the painter Tezel, which is established in the novel, the female character, which appears to us as an alcoholic artist in the novel, extends to the nihilization. Focus on the parts where the events are transmitted from Tezel's consciousness is evaluated by the accounting of the female artist with himself and his surroundings. Tezel, who has trouble with her family, often remembers her sister Aysel, especially in the novel. The relationship with the scientist Aysel has an important role in the identity of Tezel. The concept of brotherhood in the novel is discussed through their punishment relationships. In this study, Tezel's money and position loving brother Ilhan's conflict with his brother is identified with criticism of both capitalism and patriarchal order. The novel reflects the punishable modernization process of Turkey and the devastating atmosphere of the 12th March period, the characters are representatives of the class they belong to. The novel, where external reality and internal reality are transmitted simultaneously, emphasizes the parallelity of individual and social history while addressing the marriages that Tezel cannot continue, the role of maternity, the problems in his career. In this study, Tezel’s criticism of all anti-liberality systems is identified and the change in his artistic identity is examined. The facts that Tezel experiences in the moments when he remembers his past have an important role in his identity building.

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