Özet:

Historically, the most productive period of the Turkish novel is the movement in the early years of the Republic that emerged after the National Struggle. In this process, Turkish novels Yakup Kadri, Peyami Safa, Aka Gündüz, Husseyin Rahmi, Reşat Nuri, Sadri Ertem and similar with the hands of the novels both expanded the possibilities of the novel type and diversified the topics addressed and entered into a serious question of recent history. In addition to other titles, the recent historical question is often based on a "think" perspective that understands the issue in sincerity, interpreting it from the window of the founding ideology of the newly established republic. But here there is a line different from the policies applied in the social and political sphere in the early years of the Republic, both during and after the National Struggle Period, which is undoubtedly the most clear symbol of it is Kemal Tahir. Kemal Tahir, sociologist with a realistic style, has addressed both his distant history through the State Mother Novel and the recent history, including the Kurt Law and the Elegant Warrior Novel, with an eye on "the issue from the outside". Kemal Tahir has criticized the Atatürk revolutions because it is based on Western thought and life, unlike most socialist realistic writers. Kemal Tahir has defended that reforms should be done not through the Western life, but by the Eastern identity, taking into account the sensitivities of society. The author, who believes that the destruction of self will be easier than the creation of self, has looked at the Atatürk revolutions from this window in his novels and has described the new way of life to be created together with the revolutions as unidentity.

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