Şafak, Burcu2016-07-012016-07-012007http://hdl.handle.net/11693/29954Cataloged from PDF version of article.When examined in a wide perspective, one of the prominent novelists of the contemporary Turkish literature, Füruzan (born 1932) usually used child characters –especially girls- in her novels and stories as the narrator and woman characters are plotted with similar characteristics between them. Whether she is a girl or an adult woman, the narrator’s relation with her mother is important in all twenty stories in the books Parasız Yatılı, Kuşatma, Benim Sinemalarım, Gül Mevsimidir, Gecenin Öteki Yüzü and Sevda Dolu Bir Yaz, whicle this thesis focuses. In these stories, the child or the mother come out with the emotion of deprivation in hard economical situations. In this thesis, mother - daughter relationship, desire to reach a better social status and simulacrums used to tell that, deprivation, function of the man in woman’s life will be examined in Füruzan’s stories and the dynamic which these subjects are plotted around will be illustrated. If the story characters are examined in the socialist feminism theory context, woman characters experience autonomous identity decision problems and the decision processes are sculpted by emotion of deprivation and characteristics of mother - daughter relations are affected by this emotion also.vii, 122 leavesEnglishinfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessWomanMotherDaughterSocial statusFeminismSocialist feminismPL245.F93 S24 2007Authors, Turkish 19th century.ThesisBILKUTUPB102406