“classical literature” için 41 makale
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 …
International Journal InternaukaCilt 2018/4, Sayı 4
In article consider main type speech culture: full function and no full function type, medium literature type, colloquial type and others. The bound literary languages divided by simple speech, argoticcaly and national speech type. Simple speech are characterize for lowbrow, …
Gazi Üniversitesi Sosyal Bilimler DergisiCilt 2015/2, Sayı 3
Türk Edebiyatında nasihatname türünde yazılmış eserlerin oranı oldukça fazladır. Bu eserlerin bir kısmı doğrudan doğruya öğüt vermek, insanları doğru yola sevketmek, bilgilendirmek için yazılmıştır. Süleyman Penâhî de eserini insanlara dini, ahlaki konularda öğüt vermek amacıyla yazmıştır. Kendi ifadesine göre Penâhî, …
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 …
Selçuk Üniversitesi Edebiyat Fakültesi DergisiCilt 2024/1, Sayı 51
In the history of classical Turkish literature, numerous works have been crafted within the debate genre. However, there are fewer instances where various pleasure-giving substances take center stage as the principal characters. Some of these works, both in verse and …
Littera Turca Journal of Turkish Language and LiteratureCilt 2021/7, Sayı 1
The term bahr-ı tavil meets both an class of meter of prosody and a subform of a poetry form. It is known that many poets wrote poems in the form of bahr-ı tavil, although almost never preferred as a prosody. …
Littera Turca Journal of Turkish Language and LiteratureCilt 2021/7, Sayı 1
Cemali is a poet who lived in the 15th century. He authored the works Dîvân, Miftâhu’l-ferec, Humâ vu Humâyûn, Risâle and Risâletu’l-‘acîbe. There are academic works about the first three books. However, Risâle has not been found yet. The subject …
Littera Turca Journal of Turkish Language and LiteratureCilt 2021/7, Sayı 1
Divan poets, who grew up in the literary tradition of the Ottoman period, did not hesitate to reflect many social events that took place in their society in their poems. The poets described the events they witnessed in detail in …
Littera Turca Journal of Turkish Language and LiteratureCilt 2020/6, Sayı 3
The noun “teberrük” and the verb “teberrüken” appears in the term of “luck, abundance, blessing” especially in the commentary and traditional books which are about the Prophet Muhammad and his belongings. Items which believed by everyone to bring luck, blessings …
Littera Turca Journal of Turkish Language and LiteratureCilt 2020/6, Sayı 3
The facade of Bursa, which was conquered in the time of Orhan Gazi and established as the second capital of the newlyestablished Ottoman State, changed in a short time after the conquest, and thanks to the development and construction activities, …
Littera Turca Journal of Turkish Language and LiteratureCilt 2020/6, Sayı 3
The winter season is from subjects what treat the most common even if not much as the spring on the classical Turkish poetry. Shitaiyye is said particularly eulogiums on teshbib the episodes which be treated for the winter season. Poets …
Littera Turca Journal of Turkish Language and LiteratureCilt 2020/6, Sayı 3
Cyprus became part of the Ottoman Empire in 1571 during the reign of his majesty Sultan Selim II. Before long, the Ottomans populated with Turks from various parts of Anatolia, bringing with them their own physical and sentimental values, and …
Littera Turca Journal of Turkish Language and LiteratureCilt 2020/6, Sayı 3
Besmele which is seen as the head of every good in Islam, has been the subject of literary works besides theology. There are besmele poems in the mesnevi and divan which will constitute a literary genre. Besmele verses appear either …
Littera Turca Journal of Turkish Language and LiteratureCilt 2020/6, Sayı 2
Human beings express their feelings and thoughts about the elements in which they communicate with the world through different means. One of them is undoubtedly literature. In literary texts, it is possible to see people's pain, joys, fears, in short, …
Littera Turca Journal of Turkish Language and LiteratureCilt 2020/6, Sayı 2
The letters of destinations which are one of types informing about the settlements in the Classical Turkish Literature are the works written in the poetical or prosaic forms about the destinations accommodated for the travels between the various settlements. One …
Selçuk Üniversitesi Edebiyat Fakültesi DergisiCilt 2020/1, Sayı 43
Geomancy means “sandy lands” in the dictionary, also referred as a term “to find the place of a lost thing, to look at the result of a curious work with drawing lines on sand for to cast lots.” Geomancy is …
Littera Turca Journal of Turkish Language and LiteratureCilt 2019/5, Sayı 4
Gümüşhacıköy is one of the ancient towns of Amasya. Today, this town is a district of Amasya province. The importance of the town, sometimes increasing and sometimes decreasing in history, goes in the same way in the Ottoman period. Halil …
Littera Turca Journal of Turkish Language and LiteratureCilt 2019/5, Sayı 4
In classical Turkish literature, poets preferred to express their thoughts through prose (prose) and emotions through nazm (poetry). For this reason, classical Turkish poetry has become one of the most important means of interpreting the feelings of many poets living …
Littera Turca Journal of Turkish Language and LiteratureCilt 2018/4, Sayı 3
The works about the cities (they are called as “şehrengiz”) is a kind of poetic works which got in favour in classical Turkish literature especially in 16th century. Those poetic works which include a city’s pretty people and beauties were …
Littera Turca Journal of Turkish Language and LiteratureCilt 2018/4, Sayı 4
Qur’an is one of the essential source of classical Turkish literature. This interest, starting with the translation of Qur’an into Turkish, continues with verse, surahs and interpretation of Qur’an. In this lirerature which provides an opportunity a rich connotation in …
Littera Turca Journal of Turkish Language and LiteratureCilt 2018/4, Sayı 4
The word mazmun is used today in the sense of a literary term. This term, however, is not a concept that researchers have agreed upon. Old poets do not have a special meaning to the word they usually used it …
International Journal of Social Sciences and Education ResearchCilt 2016/2, Sayı 1
Classical Turkish literature consists of the works written in Ottoman age in terms of ongoing period. It also includes the aspects of social life, science, religion etc. as a literature of a Muslim culture. In the light of this reality, …
Selçuk Üniversitesi Edebiyat Fakültesi DergisiCilt 2017/2, Sayı 38
Poetry collections are one of the collections which have various varieties in terms of content. It is possible to obtain a lot of information about the history of literature through the poetry collections. The poems which were popular in the …
Studies of The Ottoman DomainCilt 2017/1, Sayı 12
Arabic and Persian have become one of the important factors which have affected on Turkish culture and civilisation as scientific and literary historically. These languages have got a distinct place for classical Turkish literature to be a literary tradition as …
Littera Turca Journal of Turkish Language and LiteratureCilt 2017/3, Sayı 1
Travelbook, which means the book that a traveller gives information about the places he visits and sees over, are frequently encountered in Arab, Persian and Turkish Literatures. Travel memories are mentioned in some kind of works, like adventure book, holy …