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Poet's Migration in Divan Poetry Texts

2022
YAZAR, İLYAS, BEYHAN, ESRA
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A different view of "Redif": Pre-rhyme in Ottoman divan poetry

2008
"Rhyme" and "redif" often appear as end rhymes in poetry. "Pre-rhyme" is the name given to the repetition of sounds at the beginning of each line. The repetition of words at the beginning of each line is usually regarded as "tekrir" (repetition), not as "redif".
AYDEMİR, YAŞAR, Celtik, HALİL
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POETRY WHICH DO NOT EXIST IN SELIM II’S DIVAN

2017
Şair padişahlar ötedenberi araştırmacıların ilgi odağında olmuştur. Bununla birlikte, Ali Emîrî’ningerçekten yoğun bir emekle hazırladığı kitap ve makaleleri dışında, bu konudayazıp çizilenlerin çoğunun oldukça yüzeysel kaldığını da söylemek gerekir.Özellikle “antolojik” mahiyette hazırlanan kitapların hemen hepsi bir öncekinintekrarı kabilindendir ...
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The Dragon’s Journey from Mythology to Divan Poetry

One of the sources that constitute the uniquely rich cultural heritage of Divan literature is mythology. Various beliefs in Eastern and Western mythology and information about many beings with supernatural features are found in Divan literature. One of these legendary beings is the dragon, which we encounter with similar features in the mythologies of ...
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Goethe’s Orientalizing Moment (II):

2014
exaly  

Textual Analysis and Computational Insights into Alisher Navoi's ‘Divan of the AqQoyunlu Admirers’

Christo Ananth
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Relationship Between Humour and Hyperbole with Examples from Divan Poetry

Turkish Studies, 2011
exaly  

The Allegorical Lover and Beloved of Divan Poetry: Gül ü Bülbül

Turkish Studies, 2010
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Thoughts Concerning the Poet and Poetry in the Divan of Sunbul-zade Vehbi

Idil Sanat Ve Dil Dergisi, 2016
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Examining Coffe and Coffe Houses ın the Divan Poetry

2010
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