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Rethinking the Ottoman Imitation of Persian Poetry

Iranian Studies, 2017
This article revisits the common discourse that Ottoman poetry is a derivative imitation of Persian poetry. I begin by surveying and discussing the discourse of imitation that has pervaded approaches to Ottoman poetry in particular and Ottoman literature in general.
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The End of Great Periods: Late Ottoman Decadent Poetry and the End of the Ottoman Empire

2023
Volupté, Vol. 6 No.
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Mamlūk Poetry, Ottoman Readers, and an Enlightenment Collector

Journal of Islamic Manuscripts, 2018
AbstractOne kind of reader’s note that has received minimal attention in scholarship to date is the poem. This article suggests that the verses added by readers to manuscripts can reveal information concerning the social and intellectual history of reading communities, the history of collecting, and the reception of literary works.
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"OCAK" (COOKER) IN OTTOMAN POETRY

2012
Literature is mirror of life. Poets and writers are carrying (directly or indirectly) the elements of the culture in which they live poetry. Traces of this culture are the elements of poetry. The fireplace, one of the items of the Turkish culture is reflected in poetry. The fireplace -as a concept- has a special place in Turkish culture. Apart from its
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Gender in Islamicate Ottoman Poetry

2023
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Poetry's Voice, Society's Song, Ottoman Lyric Poetry

Journal of the American Oriental Society, 1988
Julie Scott Meisami, null Ottoman, Walter G. Andrews   +2 more
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Poetry's Voice, Society's Song: Ottoman Lyric Poetry

World Literature Today, 1986
Mutlu Konuk Blasing, Walter G. Andrews
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Tastir in Arabic Poetry of the Ottoman Period

2015
Tastir in Arabic Poetry of the Ottoman Period The most important issue which attracts notice in Arabic Poetry of the Ottoman Period is the use badi arts immensely. The poets have given the famous badi arts in the former periods a place in their poems. On the other hand they have improved new arts and they have made a contribution to Arabic Literature ...
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Concept of Intellect in Ottoman Divan Poetry

2016
The concept of intellect can be described as the ability of discernment and mental faculty of thinking and understanding, which distinguishes the human beings from other creatures and at the same time which brings responsibility to him. According to the Holy Book Quran; this is the very quality which makes him a real human being and makes all of his ...
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Multi-Dimensional Functions of Ottoman Poetry

2006
Ottoman poetry has been generally recognized as a literary corpus and assessed with aestetic and literary criteria within its own limits. However, according to recent studies it has multifunctional features that relate to many arts. Ottoman poetry increased its own function by serving other arts and fields to the same extent that the political and ...
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