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Şükürnâme as a Genre in Classical Turkish Literature

2023
Significant progress has been made in the identification and classification of the genres of classical literature works. Although the conceptual framework of "genre" remains a subject of debate, identification of new genres is possible through the addition of new works to the literature.
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Official Duty and City in Classical Turkish Literature

2022
Şehirler, gezip görülecek mekanları, coğrafî güzellikleri, yetiştirdikleri önemli kişiler, tarihsel önemleri, yetiştirdikleri ürünler vb. özellikleriyle Klasik Türk Edebiyatı’nda konu edilmektedir. Şehirlerin tanıtıldığı, övgülerinin yapıldığı şehrengiz, biladiye gibi türlerin yanı sıra; şairlerin divanlarında, tamamında o şehirlerin övüldüğü ...
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Linguistical Analysis Methods And Classical Turkish Literature

2014
Antik çağlardan 20. yüzyıla kadar klâsik dil çalışmaları; metin inceleme tekniklerine, tenkitli metin, üslup incelemesi, gramer özellikleri, köken bilim, sözlük bilim ve stilistik gibi edebî eserleri inceleme yöntemleri kazandırmıştır. 20. yüzyılda Saussure ile birlikte dilbilim çalışmaları klâsik dil anlayışından ayrılmıştır.
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Criticism Of Namık Kemal Against Classical Turkish Literature

2019
НамикКемаль является выдающимся литературным критиком старо-турецкой литературы. Он всячески критиковал воображение,язык и литературное искусство древнетюркской литературы, которая, по егомнению, находилась под влиянием иранской литературы, и предложил людям полезнуюи идеальную литературную модель, которая брала свое начало с Запада.
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A semiotic-based evaluation of classical Turkish literature’s ‘soz’ (word) perceptions

2020
The perception of the term ‘söz’ (word) in classical Turkishliterature can be evaluated by semiotics. When looking at the works ofclassical Turkish literature writers and poets, we can say that to expressa linguistic sign ‘söz’ (word) was used; for the term signified ‘mana’(meaning) was used and for the term signifier ‘lafz’ (wording) wasused.
DALYAN, Ayşe, EBERDES, Evrim D.
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Çâr-Ender-Çâr Poems in Classical Turkish Literature

2017
Çâr-ender-çâr is a Persian term, which means quartet and four in four. This term is used in classical Turkish poetry for different poems, which have a common form as a quartet structure and style. Çâr-ender-çâr is used generally with the literary arts like leff ü neşr, taksîm, tensîkü’s-sıfat and known as the poems, which are constructed in a quartet ...
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The notion of originality from Ottoman classical literature to Turkish modern poetry

Middle Eastern Literatures, 2016
ABSTRACTThis article discusses how and why the understanding of originality changed in Ottoman-Turkish literature during the late 19th century. The article argues that the pioneers of modern Ottoman literature attempted to replace the classical concept of authenticity with a new one that emphasized originality as the core of their artistic creativity ...
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Mürâca'a Poems in Turkish Classical Literature

2014
Müracâ'a poem, the first example of which is seen in Divanü Lügati 't-Türk, has continued until present day by being used traditionally in Turkish Classical and Folk Poetry in Anatolia. The most essential characteristic of Müracâ'a poem is that it is composed in plain language and in dialogue.
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DATE FRUIT IN CLASSICAL TURKISH LITERATURE

When the subjects covered in classical Turkish literature are considered, it is seen that social life is one of the fields that offer the richest and most colourful material to researchers. Many topics ranging from clothing and dress to customs and beliefs can be followed through literary texts. One of these topics is food and beverage culture.
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HOMESICKNESS IN CLASSICAL TURKISH LITERATURE AND NEVRES-I KADIM'S HOMESICKNESS

2018
Homesickness, longing and separation are theindispensable themes of Divan poetry. Separation in the Divans was used mostlyin the sense of separation from divine love, from "bezm-i elest",that is, divine affection. For the Divan poet, being apart from a lover islonging.
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