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Esirler - (Oyun)

Sabahattin Ali

Editora: E-Kitap Projesi & Cheapest Books

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Vaka Miladi yedinci asirda ve Çin'in payitahtlarindan biri olan Si-Gan-Fu sehrinde geçer.BILGE'nin evinde bir oda, bir kösede bir yatak ve üzerinde BILGE'nin ölüsü. Gece; arkada bedir halinde ay görünür.Sabahattin Ali Esirler adli tiyatral oyununda fantastik bir kurguyla eski Türk-Çin çatismasi ve Çin sarayindan adam kaçirmak isteyen ve imparatorun kizina asik olan bir Türk'ün kahramanlik hikayesini anlatir. Tam bir Turanci kurgudur bu fakat bunun yaninda kahramanlik, ask ve ölüm, böyle fantastik bir kurguda ilginç bir gerçeklik de kazanir. Hikaye ve romanlarindaki toplumcu gerçekçi kimligi bu defa kurguda degil, konuda kendini gösterir.
Disponível desde: 18/12/2023.
Comprimento de impressão: 100 páginas.

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