LATİFE TEKİN’İN BERCİ KRİSTİN ÇÖP MASALLARI ROMANININ HİPER METİN KURAMIYLA İNCELENMESİ
AN ANALYSIS OF LATIFE TEKIN'S NOVEL BERCI KRISTIN ÇÖP MASALLARI WITH HYPERTEXT THEORY

Summary/Abstract: Latife Tekin, one of the important writers of the Turkish novel after 1980, came to the fore with her formal innovations and thematic transformations in her works. In this respect, the author's novel Berci Kristin Çöp Masalları also draws attention in terms of these formal innovations and thematic transformations. Berci Kristin Çöp Masalları has made some changes in the traditional narrative structure and added polyphony, intertextuality and narrative knots to its structure. Based on this information, the study is based on hypertext theory to analyze the structural originality of the novel. In addition to the hypertext theory put forward by George Landow and Ted Nelson forms the framework of the analysis, Kristeva's understanding of intertextuality, Bakhtin's concepts of polyphony and chronotope, and Barthes' reader-centered understanding were used to support this theory. In the light of this analysis, it has been seen that Çiçektepe, which constitutes the setting of the novel, is the node of the novel both physically, contextually and semantically, and therefore Çiçektepe has gained a hypertextual function. The transitions between the characters, the literacy interaction, and the fact that the events in each chapter seem both related and unrelated to each other have removed Berci Kristin Çöp Masalları from being a fixed and traditional structure within the scope of hypertext analysis, which constitutes the basic perspective of the analysis. Instead, the novel, it has become reproducible and therefore consumable, rearrangeable and fictionalized. In the light of these findings, the overlap of the structure of the novel with the reading styles of the digital age has made it both possible and necessary to re-evaluate and analyze the work in a current sense. Therefore, this study discusses the place of the concept of hypertext in Turkish literature and the suitability of Latife Tekin's novel Berci Kristin Çöp Masalları to this theory and reveals the theoretical and literary place of the text.

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