THE TWO EXAMPLES OF UNDERGROUND LITERATURE ANTHONY BURGESS'S OTOMATIK PORTAKAL AND ALI TEOMAN'S BIR GARIP CINDI ZUMRUDUANKA NAMED ANTAGONISTS FROM A COMPARATIVE LITERATURE FRAMEWORK
YERALTI EDEBİYATININ İKİ ÖRNEĞİ OLARAK ANTHONY BURGESS’İN OTOMATİK PORTAKAL VE ALİ TEOMAN’IN BİR GARİP CİNDİ ZÜMRÜDÜANKA İSİMLİ ANTAGONİSTİK ROMANLARINA MUKAYESELİ EDEBİYAT ÇERÇEVESİNDE BİR BAKIŞ

Author : Dilek ÇETİNTAŞ
Number of pages : 210-231

Abstract

A comparative literature is applied to create a general literary line in the context of the study of works in different languages and cultures but only on the basis of common themes, personalities or linguistic partnerships. Particularly in the drawing of the theoretical structure of non-canonical species, the data of comparative literature is very important. In Turkish literature, underground literature is mixed with many literary genres and one of the areas where systematization has not been established. The space of the novels of the underground literature, the event knot and the hero drawing are quite different. The anti-heroes drawn in antagonistic character neglecting the philosophical dimension feed the chaotic nature of this novel. This type is an asset beyond contrary to general acceptance and should be evaluated in this respect. In this article, selected from English Literature, Otomatik Portakal and Turkish Literature Bir Garip Cindi Zümrüdüanka will be examined in terms of the novels, terminology, fiction, antagonist hero practices; After the theoretical framework of underground literature is drawn, the novels will be evaluated as comparative literary theories; Finally, the problems of comparative literature, antagonistic anti-hero type and underground literature will be discussed.

Keywords

Underground Literature, Comparative Literature, Anti-Hero

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