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The Characters of Shahname in Classical Turkish and Persian Poetry
2019Firdevsî’ninbüyük eseri Şahnâme içerdiği bilgiler bakımından gerek tarih alanında gerekseedebiyat alanında araştırmacıların dikkatini çekmiş ve üzerinde birçok çalışmayapılmasına olanak sağlamıştır. Şahnâme hem Fars edebiyatında hem de Türkedebiyatında büyük ilgi görmüştür.
YAYLALI, Yasemin, YAYLALI, Yasemin
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"Salamander" in Classical Turkish Poetry
2021In classical Turkish poetry, the “salamander” is conceived as a mythical animal that is not affected by fire and even sustains its life in fire. This study attempts to explore the perception of “salamander” in classical Turkish poetry through the frequency and the meaning frame of the use of “salamander” in poems of 173 poets who used “salamander” in ...
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On The Use of The Word “Irem” in Classic Turkish Poetry
2023Şair, malzemesi kelime, harcı hayal dünyası olan sanatkârdır. En önemli eseri ise şiirleridir. Şairler bu şiirleri kullandıkları kelime ve kavramlara geniş anlam katmanları katarak oluşturur. Çağrışımlarla kelimelere yeni anlamlar kazandırarak orijinal, başarılı ve üstün olma gibi gaye ve düşünceleri vardır.
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“The Prayer of Sword” in Classical Turkish Poetry
2015Sosyal bir olgu olarak gerek ilkel gerekse semâvî dinler etrafında şekillenen inanç ve uygulamalar insan yaşamının temel belirleyicilerinden olmuştur. Bu noktada, bireyin yaratana yakarma ve yakın olma arzusundan kaynaklanan dua, her dönemde dinî yaşama dair pratiklerin en önemlilerinden sayılmış, endişelerin ve korkuların umuda dönüşme noktasında ...
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On The Use Of The Word “Dendân” In Classical Turkish Poetry
2019Poets can use words expect the dictionary meaning in Classical Turkish Literature. When works is examined inpoint of words and mazmuns, frameworks of words of poets is determined. Poetical framework of words is evaluated according to different understandings in the historic cruise.
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Some Images of the “Virane” Motif in Classical Turkish Poetry
2021The images that visual material gains in classical Turkish poetry are very diverse. The classical Turkish poet, who was extremely careful about the visual materials of his period, benefited from them in many ways. The effort to represent a known image or story with this visual material reveals itself clearly.
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A STUDY ON THE USE OF CLASSICAL POETRY IN TEACHING TURKISH
2020In the analyses of poetries, classical methods, translating into modern Turkish, and interpretation are used. However, analysis of the poems through classical methods can not reveal their lyrical features. The lyrical features of these poems should be analyzed within the framework of constructivist approach by looking at the effects of sound ...
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The Concept Of Promise In Classical Turkish Poetry
A "promise" represents a need or desire, such as grace or favor sought by humans, while a "term" implies obligatory waiting and patience. If the promise comes from the Creator, it is Divine and true; if it comes from humans, it is often mundane and false.openaire +1 more source
Expression of Death with the Metaphor of Migration in Classical Turkish Poetry
2022Yaklaşık altı asır hüküm süren klasik Türk şiirinde insani olan veya insan hayatına dokunan hemen her konu kendisine yer bulabilmiştir. Ancak bu konular doğrudan değil, klasik şiir poetikası veya tasavvufi sembolizm çerçevesinde şairin muhayyilesinde işlendikten sonra söz meydanına çıkmıştır.
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CONCEPT OF ‘SHAME AND CHASTITY’ İN THE CLASSICAL TURKISH POETRY
2016Many concepts in The Classical Turkish poetry is assessed according to the human types and thus a concept that positive in public acceptance becomes negative and vice versa. One of those concepts is “shame and chastity” that means honor, dignity and honesty and is usually used opposite meanings because of condemnation uderstanding and thoughts about ...
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