Mugam poem of The Azerbaijani Poet Bahtiyar Vahabzade (text and study)
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In this thesis, we studied the poem -Muğam? by language and wording, which is written by Bahtiyar Vahabzade, one of the most important poet and writer of Azerbaijan. After studying the poem by its content, the subject can be summarized as follows. The subject of this poem, which is musical styles, is written together with natural events, historical scenes, daily life. This is done with many similes and comparisons. In the poems study by language and wording, we investigate the language used in this poet in detail. Poems language is very simple. In the poem, the adjectives and adjective phrases are used more than other word types and phrases. Additionally, literary arts were put in original styles. After our study, we conclude that the poem is not an ordinary work by its content and it includes the philosophy of the musical styles inside itself. And in the language and wording study, we saw how Bahtiyar Vahabzade reflects his strong pen to this poem.
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Hatice Nalbant
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Hatice Nalbant (Master Thesis). Mugam poem of The Azerbaijani Poet Bahtiyar Vahabzade (text and study), 2007, Gazi University.
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