The concept of fragmentation is one of the concepts that is strongly present within the postmodern text. Hence, what is common in postmodern texts is fragmentation, discontinuity, and chaos. The postmodern movement appeared in the year 1970, and critic sees that the novel (Fatih - Harbiye) by the Turkish writer Bayami Safa, which was published in 1931 (that is, before the emergence of the postmodern movement), consists mostly of separate, unconnected, intersecting and fragmented moments. in which the times move between the past and the present, and these times were strongly associated with the characters; Characters who suffer from many psychological conflicts, which made them in a state of separation from themselves and their society, and the result is that these characters turned into fragmented personalities, shifting from awareness to the formation of meaning, to schizophrenia, and an attempt to search for identity. He applied the chaos and fragmentation of the characters to the structure of the form and content of the novel. And he took the character of the Turkish girl as a focal point for movement within the novel, portraying through it the Turkish society amid the choppy currents that it waves, as a result of Turkey's orientation to the West.
mohsen, N. (2023). تشظى الزمن فى (رواية فاتح- حربية) للأديب التركى پيامى صفا.. Alsun Beni-Suef International Journal of Linguistics Translation and Literature, 3(1), 91-132. doi: 10.21608/abjltl.2023.301359
MLA
nahed mohsen. "تشظى الزمن فى (رواية فاتح- حربية) للأديب التركى پيامى صفا.", Alsun Beni-Suef International Journal of Linguistics Translation and Literature, 3, 1, 2023, 91-132. doi: 10.21608/abjltl.2023.301359
HARVARD
mohsen, N. (2023). 'تشظى الزمن فى (رواية فاتح- حربية) للأديب التركى پيامى صفا.', Alsun Beni-Suef International Journal of Linguistics Translation and Literature, 3(1), pp. 91-132. doi: 10.21608/abjltl.2023.301359
VANCOUVER
mohsen, N. تشظى الزمن فى (رواية فاتح- حربية) للأديب التركى پيامى صفا.. Alsun Beni-Suef International Journal of Linguistics Translation and Literature, 2023; 3(1): 91-132. doi: 10.21608/abjltl.2023.301359