Bir Dünya Üç Mekân Anılar ve Seyahat Yazıları (Menemen-Paris-Şam)

One World Three Places Memories and Travel Writings  (Menemen-Paris-Damascus) 

Leaving aside the psycho-sociological analysis of diaries and memoirs, I think that they at least deepen our lives retrospectively, and can also be seen as an attempt to intuit what our viability and predictions for the future might be.
In a narrower sense, I believe that recording our memories and moments, intertwined with keeping a diary, will be an indicator, a literary ground, of how much we are or are not conscious of our existence. In this respect, I would like to express that memories can also express the privilege of containing the perception of time, society, history, in short, the all-encompassing perception of existence, and its particular and universal traces, hand in hand with our pure self, without being under any external determination. Since the self-disclosure and self-examination of the individual will, in a way, include descriptions of all individuals and the way they relate to their worlds, memories will have layers of impressions and meanings from the description and perception of the subjective sphere to the external and objective sphere…
As you follow the emotions and descriptions of the memoirist, even as you move along with him/her as if you were a contemporaneous peer, you realize that you are unknowingly subjecting all individuals, society as a whole and the outside world to evaluation, even to an appreciation and diagnostic criteria. At this point, my subjective memories evolve into the memories of all humanity, and the common human condition thus manifests itself in the most intimate and hidden space.
For this reason, Diary Keeping, which is less common in our tradition and in our literary world,