THE STATE IMAGE IN HASAN HüSEY？N KORKMAZG？L’S POEMS

Socialist realist literatüre, basically, aims to express the problems of people by means of art and also sees it as a tool to support socialist, communist structure accepting art an ideological device. Socialist realist Turkish poem starts to develop with Naz？m Hikmet, who was following Russian Futurism closely starting from the 1930s after his poems in 835 Sat？r (1929). Naz？m Hikmet engages in combat with all the dynamics that restrain this system in order to reach the socialist system which he thinks that it promises the absolute freedom. With no doubt, the strongest of all these is the government. Almost all the socialist realist poets following Naz？m Hikmet, including Hasan Hüseyin, who was submitted to an examination, see “government” as a restrictor of freedom which should be defeated or regenerated. In the examination all the poems of Hasan Hüseyin will be taken under review and how he approaches the relationship of individuals with the state and authority, and what the place of the state perception in over all of the socialist poem is