58-Soyutlama-acisindan-postmodern-edebiyat-ile-meddah-karagoz
58-Soyutlama-acisindan-postmodern-edebiyat-ile-meddah-karagoz
58-Soyutlama-acisindan-postmodern-edebiyat-ile-meddah-karagoz
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ABSTRACT<br />
The main topic of the thesis is ,in general, art, yet its specific aim is to<br />
determine the ‘abstraction’- oriented similar(ities) aspects between Postmodern<br />
Literature and Traditional Turkish (Drama) Theatre. The framework of the study is<br />
based on the concept of ‘abstraction’. Thus, based on this concept, the art of<br />
painting ,in which the conception of ‘abstract art’ is theorized, is considered the first<br />
part of the study to determine the technical methods employed in both <strong>postmodern</strong><br />
literature and Traditional Turkish Theatre.<br />
In literature, <strong>postmodern</strong> period in which the method of ‘abstraction’ is most<br />
commonly employed is encountered. It is apparent that the methods employed in<br />
<strong>postmodern</strong> literature with such main topics as variability/plurality, jumps in time<br />
and space, partialness, distant angle, irony/grotesque/fantasy/symbol,and<br />
intertextness are based on ‘abstraction’.<br />
Considering the concept of abstraction in theatre in general, it is seen that the<br />
similar methods are employed during periods varying from Ancient Greece to Tom<br />
Stoppard Theatre.<br />
The situation becomes more interesting in Traditional Turkish Theatre,<br />
because almost all the abstaction – oriented characteristics of <strong>postmodern</strong> literature<br />
are found in Ortaoyun, Karagöz and Meddah in all means despite centuries of<br />
interval of time. The most basic reason for this is the chaotic circumstances and<br />
social crisis of twentieth century-western societies and the multiculturality-based<br />
chaos of seventeenth century Anatolia.<br />
In conclusion, the study may be considered an evaluation that the type of art<br />
which undergoes concomitant changes and evolution with world might move one<br />
more step ahead in art regardless of the period of the work of art, provided that it<br />
is evaluated with the current and future conception of art.