16th and 17th centuries lodge poetry and sufi types
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XVI. and XVII. in order to say a word about the poem of the century lodge, six divans were examined. These divans have been chosen in such a way that they can reveal the characteristic structure of their period in the most comfortable way, It has been tried to make small explanations by choosing concepts and symbols that have been carefully read many times. The İslamic mystical concepts that make up the essence of tekke poetry have been carefully selected and grouped. At the same time, couplets related to İslamic mystical types were collected and according to the information obtained from these couplets, it was tried to give information about the life style of Sufi types, their view of the world and the hereafter, and their philosophy of life. The symbols used for creation and the meaning of life draw the poem of dervish lodge on a philosophical basis. This subject is a literary expression of the lives of Sufi types, which consist of their conscious choices.
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Neriman Avcı
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Ankara University
Türk İslam Edebiyatı Bilim Dalı
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Neriman Avcı (Doctorate thesis). 16th and 17th centuries lodge poetry and sufi types, 2023, Ankara University.
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