Dersim'in Divane Delileri

Ero, give me cigarettes so my lungs will be happy, don't make my skin happy by giving me clothes. It's just a piece of skin, what happens if he is happy, what happens if he doesn't. Make my heart happy, ero. When people were born, they were born without clothes, and the newborn child was not as sick as those with clothes. Every time he wore clothes he became ill. With the emergence of people in dresses, the disease started and the world became polluted. A person's disgrace is hidden in the body under the clothes. In the city center of Dersim, officially Tunceli, there is a statue of a completely unofficial person: Sewusen. One of the most famous of Dersim's insane madmen. Respecting and giving importance to crazy people is one of the features that make Dersim Dersim. Nurettin Aslan tells the stories of the madmen of Dersim whom he knows and whose stories he listens to, guided by the wisdom that "The most outspoken people are madmen and children." Stories of "those who have lost everything except their minds" and "beautiful madmen"... Those who wish can read it like a joke, those who wish can read it like a fairy tale - those who wish can read it like a parable, a narrative of wisdom...
(From the Promotional Bulletin)



Number of Pages: 310

Year of Printing: 2015


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Iletisim Publishing

Number of Pages: 310

First Print Year: 2015

Language Turkish