“Classical Poet” için 39 makale
Littera Turca Journal of Turkish Language and LiteratureCilt 2017/3, Sayı 4
The Kızılelma is one of the oldest symbols representing the understanding of the conquest and dominion of the Turks. It ideally represents a remote and inaccessible target. Sometimes it is used in the expression of various cities like Istanbul, Rome, …
Littera Turca Journal of Turkish Language and LiteratureCilt 2017/3, Sayı 4
Fuzûlî is the most lyrical, as well as both the most influential and most comprehensive poet within the realm of classical Turkish literature. He had possessed the capability of producing a trilingual body of work in Turkish, Persian, and Arabic. …
Littera Turca Journal of Turkish Language and LiteratureCilt 2017/3, Sayı 3
The poetry language is described as an upper language, much different from the daily deal language. The most important aspect of the language of poetry being called as an upper language is due to its symbolic character. Symbols are reminded …
Selçuk Üniversitesi Edebiyat Fakültesi DergisiCilt 2016/2, Sayı 36
Classical Turkish literature is a literature known for its aesthetic wealth. In the rhymed ghazal “I don’t return from you” of Nesimi who is the pioneer poet of the field of Azerbaijani and ecole of Hurufism in the 14th century, …
Littera Turca Journal of Turkish Language and LiteratureCilt 2016/2, Sayı 2
Love that consists of the world of being, has been to topic to various analogies and is viewed by lots of thoughts. But the works lacked to convey the concept of love into written form.For ages many poets tried to …
Littera Turca Journal of Turkish Language and LiteratureCilt 2016/2, Sayı 1
Although much work done on our content and shape features classic poem, there is no information about how many significant say. Is mentioned in the sources of our classic poets write poetry rather than tell. This poem in a parliament …
Celal Bayar Üniversitesi Sosyal Bilimler DergisiCilt 2012/10, Sayı 2
In Turkish Language and Literature departments in Turkish universities, the rhyme rules are taught mostly through the method used in modern Turkish poetry. This is also the case for classical Turkish poetry. However, classical Turkish poetry has a rhyme system …
Selçuk Üniversitesi Edebiyat Fakültesi DergisiCilt 2024/2, Sayı 52
In different cultures of different societies, there are general names and meanings of some days and nights that can be traced back in history. Used to express the longest night of the year, “şeb-i yeldâ” is one such concept. This …
Selçuk Üniversitesi Edebiyat Fakültesi DergisiCilt 2019/1, Sayı 41
From the beginning until the 19th century, Divan literature with its rich literary tradition, has helped to shape both the folk literature and the Turkish literature from the Tanzimat period until the period of renewal. Especially it influenced folk literature …
Selçuk Üniversitesi Edebiyat Fakültesi DergisiCilt 2023/1, Sayı 49
The period of Suleiman the Magnificent, which was the rising period of the Ottoman Empire in all aspects, was a century in which the most well-known poets of classical Turkish literature, such as Bâkî, Fuzûlî, Zâtî, Hayâlî, Taşlıcalı Yahya, Lâmiî …
Littera Turca Journal of Turkish Language and LiteratureCilt 2020/6, Sayı 3
Poets belonging to the Classical Turkish Literature producing under particular rules give place in their works to many elements relative to the past and their time as well as other elements. In this context, a lot of materials those are …
Littera Turca Journal of Turkish Language and LiteratureCilt 2020/6, Sayı 3
The mecmuas are among the important sources where classical Turkish literature products are recorded. Most of the poems in mecmuas are also found in divans. But there are many poems in them that cannot be found anywhere else. These poems …
Littera Turca Journal of Turkish Language and LiteratureCilt 2019/5, Sayı 4
Classical Turkish poetry aims to highlight universal beauty, what is aesthetic, perfect and ideal, and the one that arises love. The beloved one is the symbol of what is ideally and universally beautiful, and glamour. She is delicate, elegant, tall, …
Littera Turca Journal of Turkish Language and LiteratureCilt 2019/5, Sayı 4
In this study; the traces of a snake enchantment (arbagh) in Classical Turkish poetry, which has been practiced in Central Asia for the purposes of removing the snake from its hole, treating snake bites and being able to touch the …
Littera Turca Journal of Turkish Language and LiteratureCilt 2018/4, Sayı 4
Bâkî, a 16th century poet, was born to a poor family. However, he managed to make a name for himself with his poetry in his age. Many of his contemporary poets and scholars acknowledged him as the greatest poet of …
Littera Turca Journal of Turkish Language and LiteratureCilt 2018/4, Sayı 4
Poetry magazines or ‘mejmuas’ have increasingly become an important primary resource for researchers of classical Turkish literature. Such texts reflect the cultural and literary milieu of the period within which their compilers lived. They are a treasure trove in terms …
Littera Turca Journal of Turkish Language and LiteratureCilt 2018/4, Sayı 2
Since the pre-Islamic era, sport has been an important place in the life of the Turks. The difficult living conditions of the Central Asian geography required that people be strong as bodies; as well as the need to fight better …
Selçuk Üniversitesi Edebiyat Fakültesi DergisiCilt 2018/1, Sayı 39
Shakhnama of Firdavsi is one of the most important works of Persian Literature. Besides, it has valuable position between the world classics. It is a heroic saga; hence, a research feeding Turkish literature. Especially, powerful aspects of sultans and other …
Uluslararası Türkçe Edebiyat Kültür Eğitim (TEKE) DergisiCilt 2017/6, Sayı 2
All the literatures, bear to trace about social life; we can regarded among this traces also occupations. We can find information about various occupations which was available at Ottoman society by means of the classical Turkish poetry. Diving is also …
Littera Turca Journal of Turkish Language and LiteratureCilt 2017/3, Sayı 1
Idioms are stereotypical phrases that have their own distinctive meaning. In addition to being a language material, they also reflect the life and culture of society. Some of the idioms used in literary texts in the past have fallen from …
Littera Turca Journal of Turkish Language and LiteratureCilt 2017/3, Sayı 1
In classical Turkish poetry, one of the most remarkable beauty secrets of the beloved is height. Şimşâd (box tree), sanavber (pine tree), ‘ar’ar (cedar tree), nârven (elm tree or pomegranate tree), gul (rose bush), Tûbâ (name of a tree in …
Selçuk Üniversitesi Edebiyat Fakültesi DergisiCilt 2016/2, Sayı 36
While having importance in integrity of a poem in terms of sound and rhythm, redif also provides relationship between versus and strengthens the expression. In poetry tradition forming redif as word or phrase had been used by many poets. In …
Selçuk Üniversitesi Edebiyat Fakültesi DergisiCilt 2016/1-legacy-2503, Sayı 35-legacy-3153
One ignored and important aspect of the classical Turkish poetry until recently is its sensitiveness to the social matters. As opposed to common belief, the Ottoman poets could fearlessly criticise what they thought to be wrong and and immoral behaviour …
Selçuk Üniversitesi Edebiyat Fakültesi DergisiCilt 2015/2-legacy-2271, Sayı 34
Poems of certain poets’ divans that we don’t currently have in Classical Turkish Literature are confronted by us on the poem journals. One of these poets is Halîlî who is a well-known poet of the 15th century with his Firkat-nâme …
Littera Turca Journal of Turkish Language and LiteratureCilt 2016/2, Sayı 1
Sahrâ is one of the most frequently used words in our Classical Poetry. It has been used both as a standalone word and within word combinations. The aim of this study is to find out semantic variation of the word …