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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
Bill Hickman
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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.
Murat Umut Inan
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The rhetoric of space in Ottoman lyric poetry
Neohelicon, 2014This 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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The End of Great Periods: Late Ottoman Decadent Poetry and the End of the Ottoman Empire
, 2023 Volupté, Vol. 6 No.
Staudt, Kaitlin
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Tastir in Arabic Poetry of the Ottoman Period [PDF]
, 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 ...
Küçüksarı, Mücahit
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Poetry Within the Framework of Perceptions of Power in the Ottoman Empire
, 2010 The sultan was the owner of all domains in the Ottoman Empire. The way power was perceived by the Ottomans greatly influenced art and the status of the artist. The tradition of Classical Turkish poetry is especially important within the context of power relations.
Colak, Songuel, Hilooglu, Cennet
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The Power of Poetry in the Ottoman Context [PDF]
This article examines poetry writing in the Ottoman environment between the late fourteenth to the late sixteenth centuries as an exercise with intertwined political and cultural functions.
Eryilmaz Unsal, Fatma Sinem
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