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2023
Number of Pages
101-150
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TR
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Science Fiction & Fantasy
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Yarbükü is a work of literature written by Talip Apaydın
This work belongs to the category of world literature and offers readers a rich cultural experience
Thanks to Talip Apaydın's in-depth research and detailed narration, it is possible to get lost in the pages of Yarbükü
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- Barcode No: 9789750404405
- Origin: TR
Literatür Yayıncılık Yarbükü features
Dimensions
Normal Size
Year of Publication
2023
Number of Pages
101-150
Set/Single
One item
Origin
TR
Novel Genre
Science Fiction & Fantasy
Volume Information
Paperback
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Yarbukü
Talip apaydın / literature publications
Remzi's word is not stronger than anyone else, and his power is not enough for anyone. i don't want to fight with anyone and i don't want to be bad. however, he is also the master of yarbükü, one of the most powerful people in the yapılı village. the largest rice field in bük is his, but what's the use? in order to be able to let water flow into his own field, he has to beg and cry to his neighbors, no one takes him seriously, and he becomes the subject of ridicule for everyone. it's like the master of bük is a disguise, not the master.
Things get even tougher for remzi when haydar, his field neighbor who spent eight years in prison for a murder he committed, returns to the village. haydar is plotting to take remzi's field by force, threatening him with violence. remzi, however, is too weak and timid to stand up to all of this. but what haydar doesn't account for is that everyone has their breaking point.
While yarbükü, where land and water disputes among the villagers are addressed, paints a realistic portrait of our village, which is accustomed to surrendering to the harsh living conditions, it also reveals the oppression of the powerful against the weak and their ruthlessness.
Talip apaydın / literature publications
- Year of publication: 2008
- Edition: 1
- Number of pages: 178
- Paper type: book paper
- Size: 13.5 x 21.5
- Language: turkish
- Skin condition: cardboard cover
- Isbn-10: 9750404405.
- Author: talip apaydın
- Cover design: mithat çınar
Remzi's word is not stronger than anyone else, and his power is not enough for anyone. i don't want to fight with anyone and i don't want to be bad. however, he is also the master of yarbükü, one of the most powerful people in the yapılı village. the largest rice field in bük is his, but what's the use? in order to be able to let water flow into his own field, he has to beg and cry to his neighbors, no one takes him seriously, and he becomes the subject of ridicule for everyone. it's like the master of bük is a disguise, not the master.
Things get even tougher for remzi when haydar, his field neighbor who spent eight years in prison for a murder he committed, returns to the village. haydar is plotting to take remzi's field by force, threatening him with violence. remzi, however, is too weak and timid to stand up to all of this. but what haydar doesn't account for is that everyone has their breaking point.
While yarbükü, where land and water disputes among the villagers are addressed, paints a realistic portrait of our village, which is accustomed to surrendering to the harsh living conditions, it also reveals the oppression of the powerful against the weak and their ruthlessness.
