ANATOLIAN LIFE IN THE WORKS OF ORKHAN KEMAL

Writers called Three Kamals in Turkish literature, they are: Kamal Tahir, Yashar Kamal and Orkhan Kamal. Despite the fact that their names and pseudonyms are the same, all three authors have brought Anatolian life, its geography and culture to literature. Just as the high class and their life stories were the main plot line of the works in the literature of Sarveti Funun and the Tulip Era, the working-peasant class and their problems are highlighted in the literature of Orkhan Kamal and the Republic period. In Turkish literature, the main theme of the works of the Three Kamals is the events taking place against the background of social inequality and injustice. However, despite these similar features, Kamal Tahir highlighted the theme of statehood, Orkhan Kamal equality and Yashar Kamal especially in their works. Nazim Hikmet, whom he met in Bursa prison, had a great role in Orkhan Kamal's novels and stories addressing the theme of equality. Nazim Hikmet instilled the idea of social equality in Orkhan Kamal and there by changed his literary point of view. Even the writer explained the way of writing his works: "The purpose of my art... Is there any problem in summarizing it like this?" The effort to want our people, and the human race in general, to be the happiest in the most independent conditions in the direction of positive sciences. Like the famous Lincoln's definition of democracy: "Government of the people, for the people, by the people," he says. Why don't we say that? Art in the name of humanity's effort to be managed by humanity for humanity." Orkhan Kamal wrote down the events he encountered and also noted his point of view on these issues. In his works, the desire for social equality played a big role in the formation of the view on various issues. In the novels and stories of the writer, it can be seen that he wishes for the formation of complete social equality among people. Orkhan Kamal's great love for the Anatolian peasant is noticeable in his novels and stories. He has always noted that he has special sympathy for the hardworking Anatolian worker. At the end of his works, Orkhan Kamal analyzes the situation of the protagonists and calls them to fight more persistently against the people who put them in this situation