Sokak Çocuğu Tipi Yaratmada Argo Tercihi ve Romanlara Yansıması
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2007
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İstanbul merkezli doğup gelişen ve yaygınlaşan Türk argosu, bir takım kapalı sosyal gruplar arasında, çeşitli meslek grupları ve suçlular arasında kullanılmakla kalmamış, edebî türlerin birçoğunda da kendini göstermiştir. Argo, algılanışı bakımından yeni bir dil tercihi gibi görülmekle birlikte yeni olmayan; ancak kendini sürekli yenileyen bir dil kategorisidir. Bu kategori, kendi içinde çeşitli gruplara ayrılmaktadır. Yurt içinde ve yurt dışında, özellikle de dilbilimciler tarafından, argo hakkında çeşitli araştırmalar yapılmıştır. Her gün değişerek kendini yenileyen argo, dün olduğu gibi bugün de hem sosyal hayatın çeşitli alanlarında hem de edebî türlerin içinde kendine yer bulmaktadır. Bu çalışma argonun dilbilimi metotlarıyla ele alınmasından çok bu dilin romana yansıyan ve sokak çocuğu tipi yaratma sürecine etki eden boyutuyla ilgilidir.
Turkish slang was first originated in Istanbul. Its use was not limited with some of the closed social groups, various profession groups and guilty people but also was proved its worth on most of literary kinds. Slang is not novel, notwithstanding it is perceived as it were a novel language alternative. Yet, it is a linguistic category which perpetually renews itself. This category is divided into several groups. Various researches have been done both in Turkey and abroad, especially, by linguists. Today, slang is renewing itself by daily variation. It has taken part in social life and literature. This study considerably pertains to the dimension of which affects the creation process of the type of street children and its reflection on novels.
Turkish slang was first originated in Istanbul. Its use was not limited with some of the closed social groups, various profession groups and guilty people but also was proved its worth on most of literary kinds. Slang is not novel, notwithstanding it is perceived as it were a novel language alternative. Yet, it is a linguistic category which perpetually renews itself. This category is divided into several groups. Various researches have been done both in Turkey and abroad, especially, by linguists. Today, slang is renewing itself by daily variation. It has taken part in social life and literature. This study considerably pertains to the dimension of which affects the creation process of the type of street children and its reflection on novels.
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Türklük Bilimi Araştırmaları
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