Analyzing The Images Of Perception, Action And Emotion İn The Context Of Art And Philosophy Through The Main Character Of Ezel Tv Series

Philosophical criticism means analyzing/explaining the values that humanity has created since the beginning and the phenomena that take place today with these values, as well as trying to understand the reflections of works of art by criticizing them. Since the basis of philosophical criticism is human beings, it may not be possible to make a healthy criticism without verbal and non-verbal discourses or visual expressions that convey human feelings and emotions. When analyzing a work of art, the method of philosophical criticism looks at the purpose of the message that gives meaning to the work and examines the effect of the animate or inanimate object that adds value to the work. The study examines how the characters' stages before taking action develop according to their perception, actions, and affect images under the subheadings of the movement-image approach. The study population includes all TV series broadcast on television in Turkey. The Ezel series was chosen as the sample because it was the most watched series of the period, and the main character was given in the first episode with a double personality. A purposive sampling method was used for the study. Another point that distinguishes the narrative from other series narratives is that the main character, who interacts with visual images, always returns to the past and tells how the story of the object he interacts with develops. The character change and the interaction with the objects created a new intermediate story (scene) based on the past within the series. This study identified and analyzed the three main stages (drama, action, crime) that these objects affect. In the findings and results of the study, it was concluded that the character waits in an interval to establish a relationship between the object and the event, that the character creates the action from a new center according to the result of the interval, and that every action has a starting point.