Akademik Veri Yönetim Sistemi
МЕЖДУНАРОДНЫЕ ОТНОШЕНИЯ В ГЛОБАЛЬНОМ ИЗМЕРЕНИИ, Доктор исторических наук,профессор С. Н. Погодин Кандидат философских наук,доцент Л. И. Евсеева Кандидат экономических наук Чжан Ваньтин Кандидат политических наук Ван Цзюньтао Кандидат географических наук,доцент А. С. Матвеевская, Editör, St. Petersburg and Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University, Sankt-Peterburg, ss.143-152, 2024
Abstract. In this study it is aimed to present a brief analysis of the novels “Cham” (The
Boor, 1888) by Eliza Orzeszkowa and “Hiçbiri” (None of them, 1923) by Suat Derviş, who are
the one of the realistic representatives of Polish and Turkish literature. The fact that they are
representatives of societies that blends the cultural characteristics of the Eastern and Western
worlds, adds significant richness to such a comparison. In addition, it is interesting that both
writers lived and were active during the periods, when the countries they belonged to were
struggling for national independence. Although the works examined have been described as
largely realistic, they also contain romantic elements, as is often encountered in the literary
world. Both of the writers examined social realism and psychological realism movements,
sometimes together and sometimes separately, in their works. Social inequality, poverty,
women's rights, and the importance of the child figure in the social structure were the primary
topics addressed by both authors.