Bu makale, Yaşar Kemal ve Gabriel Garcia Marquez’in birer romanından yola çıkarak iki usta yazarı birlikte anmayı amaçlar. Araştırmacı, önce her yazardan bir kitabı ele almış; ardından yazarlara odaklanmıştır. Ortadirek ve Yüzyıllık Yalnızlık roman kişilerinin uzam ya da zamanda göçü, yazarların “sessiz” sömürü düzeni eleştirileri ve dillerinin zenginliği bakımından benzerlik gösterirler. Sanatçılar toplumsal gerçekleri fantastik öğelere başvurarak ele almıştırlar. Kemal’in romanı tek bir toplumsal olguya odaklanırken, Marquez’in eseri Kolombiya’nın tarihinde belirleyici olmuş birçok olayı kapsar.
This article commemorates two late authors taking one novel by each as its subject matter. The first author is Yaşar Kemal, whose Ortadirek relates the seasonal migration of peasants towards Çukurova. The second author is Gabriel Garcia Marquez. Colombian Nobel laureate’s A Hundred Years of Solitude narrates the tale of a Latin American village from its inception to its definitive drift in time and space. Kemal criticizes the joint exploitation of peasants’ labour by their feudal village leader and landed gentry through a family’s miserable story. Similarly, Marquez bases his criticism of the colonial abuse of his country on a family’s tragic tale. Both authors resort to fantastic elements to denounce social and economic corruption. Ortadirek’s chronologic map covers the 1950s while the other novel’s reference to time is indeterminate. This makes the Marquez’s book a challenging read.
Yaşar Kemal Ortadirek Gabriel Garcia Marquez A Hundred Years of Solitude migration magic realism
Primary Language | Turkish |
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Subjects | Communication and Media Studies |
Journal Section | Passers-by in History |
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Publication Date | June 15, 2015 |
Submission Date | June 1, 2015 |
Acceptance Date | June 1, 2015 |
Published in Issue | Year 2015 Volume: 2 Issue: 1 - Migration |