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The stream-of-conscious is a postmodern novel narrative technique in which one's own feelings and thoughts are conveyed through the sensibility of the writer directly. The writers who use this technique express deeply and abstractly how the hero perceives life with the reflection of consciousness. The most prominent feature of the stream of consciousness technique is that there is no logical connection between thoughts and that it does not comply with grammar rules. Thoughts combined with sensory, auditory and visual connections are instantly expressed. The stream-of-consciousness technique, which is frequently used in modern literary works, conveys the heroes' perception of events and the reflections in their spiritual worlds. The stream-of-consciousness technique began to manifest itself with Existentialism in the 20th century. The French writer Albert Camus, one of the pioneers of this movement and the founder of absurd philosophy (la philosophie d’absurde) specifically conveys the thoughts of his main character Meursault in his work called The Stranger through the stream-of-consciousness technique as he does in most of his works. By this technique, which is frequently used in modern Turkish literature, Yusuf Atilgan expresses the thoughts in the memory of the main character C. of his work named The Wanderer without constructing any logical relationships rather than using the reflection of consciousness. By comparatively approaching to the stream-of consciousness technique in Camus’ The Stranger and Atilgan’s The Wanderer , our aim in this study is to identify the impact of the it on the main characters' thoughts on their internal reckoning and its impact on their conversations. This comparative study focuses on the question of why and how the main characters perform their actions in a process. Within the frame of the school of Existentialism, which concentrates on the human being and his/her philosophy of existence, both writers, in their works, reveal the alienation of the main characters to the society they live in, their loneliness and the disintegration of those detached from the society in an individual-oriented understanding and by means of the stream-of-consciousness technique.

Albert Camus’nün Yabancı ve Yusuf Atılgan’ın Aylak Adam eserlerinde bilinç akışı