Tuz Kentleri ve Drina Köprüsü Romanlarında Sömürcü Tahribatı

This study reveals how colonialism, initially driven by economic motives, led to significant cultural and social disruption in indigenous communities. Through literary analysis of novels 'Cities of Salt' by Abdelrahman Munif and 'The Bridge on the Drina' by Ivo Andrić, the research demonstrates the negative impacts of colonization on cities like Harran and Višegrad. Both authors depict the transformative effects of colonialism, with Munif focusing more on contemporary issues compared to Andrić's historical perspective. The study employs a comparative literary approach to highlight the shared narrative of destruction caused by colonizers, despite differences in time periods and literary canons.

SARIBAŞ, S. (2021). TUZ KENTLERİ VE DRİNA KÖPRÜSÜ ROMANLARINDA SÖMÜRGECİ TAHRİBATI. The Journal of Academic Social Science Studies, Year: 14 - Number: 85(Year: 14 - Number: 85), 163–170. https://doi.org/10.29228/jasss.46938