Sharecroppers

Hasanoglan Village Institute senior student Sefer goes to Hasirli Farm, where his father works as a sharecropper, during his summer vacation. The farm owner's wife is a distant relative of Sefer. Sefer, who could not resist the insistence and stayed at his relative's house, was neither comfortable in this house nor with his father and other sharecroppers. While his father wants him to get close to the gentlemen, gain their favor, and thus progress on the path of becoming a "great man", the gentlemen's approach to the villagers is extremely humiliating. The expedition will see closely the world of sharecroppers, lords and lords, and will deeply feel the unbridgeable gap between himself and these two groups. Sharecroppers, which tells the ordeal of sharecroppers living on couches, also reveals a certain segment of society's perspective on the Village Institutes and how the institutes came to the stage of closure.



Number of Pages: 167< br>

Language: Turkish
Publisher: Literature Publishing

Number of Pages: 167

Language: Turkish