Cem'iyyetü'ş-şi'r, Istanbul University Rare Books Library Number: 105 (88b-200a) (Examination-comparative text)
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This study is compose of the comparative text study made the transcription and the examination of between 1b-44a pages of the poetry journal called Cem 'iyyetü-Şi'r registered in the Istanbul University Rare Books Library numbered TY 105. In this study, primarily, is made of the 1b-44a pages of the journal, and then by making transcription of the text, comperative text is created with diwans or related academic studies. Existing differences are shown in the footnote area. In addition, short biographies of poets whose identities we can identify are included. The journal, which is compiled in 1209/1794-95 is composed of 208 foils. There are 53 poets located in the journal which lived between fifteenth and eighteenth century. There are 162 poems and 22 sentences written by these poets in 12 different poetry forms an 1 syllabic form of 11. These poets, verse forms that they used and the patterns of the poems are given in tables. In the journal, there are 99 (3 of them repeated) poems and one prose section which written with different poem and syllabic forms by 53 poets we can identify. Because there are no pseudoynms or author names used in some double and singular verses, despite the search, we couldn't identify the poets of 63 poems. The table of contents included in the study is prepared in accordance with the Systematic Classification Project of Journals (MESTAP) which are aiming to make detailed classification and the inventort of all journals, including cönks, especially poetry journals.
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Nurten Durgut
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Sakarya University
Division of Classical Turkish Literature
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Nurten Durgut (Master Thesis). Cem'iyyetü'ş-şi'r, Istanbul University Rare Books Library Number: 105 (88b-200a) (Examination-comparative text), 2019, Sakarya University.
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