Özet:

The Turkish humor publishing, which takes its roots from the oral culture, has formed its own tradition throughout a half-century process, despite the badges that the period has passed, and many heroes have emerged that have been classified by forming the lines of powerful cartoonists from within this tradition. Those heroes, like in traditional stories, have gained a folkloric meaning by placing in common memory such as Nasrettin Hoca, Bektaşi, Karagöz, Kavuklu and many more examples. The story of one of these heroes and the resolution of the series created by Hope Sarıkaya in the "Fruit of Our Love Aytek" in the Sleepless Magazine from the axis of the conflict of tradition and modernity, is the subject of this article. The aforementioned cartoon series tells the story of a couple who adopted the Western lifestyle as a whole and their children named Aytek who represent rurality, poverty, poverty and tradition with almost every detail. The series mentioned in this study was attempted to be resolved by indicative approach. The conflict of modernity and tradition in the cartoons shown through their parents and Aytek, but the research has found that this show is presented through unusual roles. This unique humor, produced through the incompatibility that the new generation has given to preference to the old, and the old generation to preference to the new, has come to the conclusion that this unique humor, produced through the incompatibility that the efforts of Westernization in Turkey have been produced for two centuries in the social life and that it contains remarkable data in terms of the consequences of the conflict that can also be defined as a kind of "cultural schizophrenia".

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