In our study, the novel will be assessed in terms of the concepts that Freud emphasized and Heidegger handled philosopically called being at home (heimlich) and not being at home (unheimlich). The home appears as a narration and existence in the center of the novel. hafta sonu boyama eskiz nar agaci nino sketch painting pomegranates naragaci. Bir tire koydum araya, Farsa tamlamay kurdum: Taht- Sleyman. Otuz yl nce postaya verildii yerin harflerini okudum teker teker: Te-h-te Taht.

The facades, shoots, epidemics and mass deaths are mentioned at this atmosphere of the background of the novel, Home is the instrument of existence that stands in the focus of the novel. Nazan Bekirolu Trabzon, Tebriz, Tiflis, Batum, Bak ve stanbul. Elimdeki zarfn arka yzndeki adrese baktm. There is the collapse of the Ottoman empire from Balkan War to World War I in the background of the novel. The characters of the novel who have to struggle to find theirselves and to reach their homes are obliged to realize their existence again. In this frame, the heroes of the novel encounter an uncanny world outside their homes. Biography edit She was born on in Trabzon. Trabzon becames narrator and heroes’ home in the novel. Nazan Bekirolu (born ) is a Turkish novelist and academician. The writer narrates the lives of the heroes who are forced to leave from their homes and to migrate. The story of Settarhan who comes from a city of Iran called Taht-ı Süleyman and Zehra who lives in Trabzon and is forced to leave from the city after the Russian invasion is handled in the novel. In addition she builds narrational jungle. She combine cities and civilization on the crossroads. The narrator does archelogical exploring with various and dynamic narration elements. The search of origin enables the novel to have a philosophical atmosphere. The narrator who heads for the search of origin persists the trace of coming together of her grandfather and grandmother in the novel. Nar Ağacı is a novel of Nazan Bekiroğlu published by Timaş in 2012. Being At Home (Heimlich) Or Not Being At Home (Unheimlich) In Nazan Bekiroğlu’s Novel Nar Ağacı

Nar Ağacı by Nazan Bekiroğlu