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The rhetoric of space in Ottoman lyric poetry

Neohelicon, 2014
This paper proposes an analytical assessment of the rhetoric of space in both the Ottoman gazel, a short lyric poem in couplets, and the nasib, a lyric introduction to qasida. The point of focus: that the distance between the beloved and the lover in Ottoman lyric poetry is, in some notable sense, analogous to the distance between the monarch and his ...
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On Editing Ottoman Turkish tekke Poetry

Journal of the American Oriental Society, 2021
Eşrefoğlu Rumi (d. 875/1469?) and Ümmî Kemal (d. 880/1475?) are prominent practitioners of Ottoman Sufi (tekke) poetry—literature that emerged from the environment of Anatolian Sufi orders. The parallel histories of the transmission of their two divans help clarify details of the poets’ lives. Conversely, biographical facts may
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