Oğuz Atay Untouchables
LIFE 'YOU HAVE YOURS' novel
It is one of the best written works of Turkish literature. Unusual characters, Selim Işık, Turgut Ozben, Süleyman Kargı, Metin, Esat and many others ... Each one of them is a novel, which is a novel that explains us, humanity briefly about life, except for the usual style, somewhat dismal, angered reader, roman character maybe ... Somewhere in the world where I read poetry, Is there Selim, Turgut is a text that plunged me to think that I am. In short, it is the novel that can not hold on to life, does not accept the going, deny and rebellion.
In fact, this book is a character novel, and there are not many event braids. In order to understand Oguz Atay and his works, first of all, it is necessary to understand the characters and understand his inner world. The novel starts a trend. Turgut writes a letter to a journalist he met on the trend. If the journalist considers publishing this piece of work in the letter, he or she should contact the concerned person and ask them to act after they receive their approval. So we start our novel.
The main heroes of Tutunamayanlar are Selim Işık, Turgut Özben, Süleyman Kargı, Metin Kutbay, Nermin Özben and Günseli Ediz. Though the hero of thought and vocabulary is Selim Işık, the event bracelet is told through Turgut Özben. He is married and has two children. The novel we classify heroes as "clinging" and "unable to hold" is a character that remains between both concepts. It is an engineered and comfortable life. After Selim's suicide, a transformation will begin to question his own self that will enter the process and will take the surname "self". Born in 1933 and a childhood past in the Second World War. He started to enlightenment in university years and Selim was the person who took the most samples. Like him, he has taken many books that he has not read much to read. But when he got married he got a primary goal and earned a comfortable life. But Selim's suicide will upset him and he will try to find a kind of self by investigating his friend's life. It learns from the news of a suicide newspaper and is very shaken. First speak with Metin and Esat. Metin refers to a girl named Zeliha. He's an ex-girlfriend. Selim tells me you did not call this girl Metin. They talk about acting together in a theater gang. The text says that Selim left him in love with her. But the girl finally married someone else. Esat mentions Selim's passion for reading and his admiration for Oscar Wilde. Then Süleyman Kargı enters the circuit. Süleyman Turgut gives a 600 poem which Selim writes as a song. It is understood from these lines that Selim is a person who is thinking and questioning but who is unhappy.
A woman who wants to meet Turgut and who says she is a friend of Selim is coming. The name is Günseli. Describe how they met Günseli Selim and the relationship between them. Selim's uncharacteristic character emerges more than he talks about. These are very Turgut, I start to wonder why I did not understand Selim at that time. Turgut then finds Selim's diary. Reading the diary, Selim starts suicide with a reason that drifts. It is understood that Selim had prepared the "Encyclopedia of Turkish Tutamayanlar" in the recent times. Hüsnü Ergeç, Ahmet Çekingen, Nazmiye Erdogdu are some of the 'unattended' characters that he wrote. Turgut is the result of this encyclopedia. Selim is a different personality that is not accepted by society. It does not hold a hold as Selim said. Thus, Turgut decides that he is also an unattended. Eventually they give the one they met with trendy and they disappear.
The unforgettable ones have a character called Olric who tells Turgut about his inner self. Always apply to Olric when he gets away from the community and starts listening to his inner voice. Olric always calls 'sir' Turgut'a. At the end of the story Turgut only decides to live with Olric and goes out.
Those who can not hold are in the nature of a revolution in the form of expression. It is the first works to give a contemporary look to the Turkish novel. This novel is the book of finding and questioning the person. It is the most beautiful of the brilliantly edited works. With the Olrices in our voice finding ourselves and accepting our self ...