The Reading Trial of Sami Pa？azade Sezai’s The Story of Pantomime Through Contrast Images

Narrative, which its starting point can be taken to the emergence of humanity, is the main feature of the literary genres connected to narration. The story of human beings is formed by narrative commonly preferred arbitration among the styles of use the word. Narrative texts also contribute to the participation of man in the system of values self-building. In other words, on the one hand, human beings create stories and on the other hand, the human constantly reproduce by stories. Sami Pa？azade Sezai, who wrote the first small stories in the tradition of modern Turkish literature, has a unique place in the developmental adventure of our story. The stories written before Sezai are texts between the stories and the novels, which are bearing the characteristics of both literary genres. An independent literary genre of the story to be separated from the novel will be wait for the story of Sami Pa？a Sezai. Pantomime is one of the eight stories consisting of Sezai Bey’s first story book called “Kü？ük ？eyler (The Little Things)”. The story depicts the conflicts in the inner world of a pantomime artist marginalized and ignored by society, and his tragic end. This study examines the imagery aspects of the contradictions that make up the story based on these conflicts and also it will be attempt of the reading trial of the differences that exist at the core of existence