Systematic index of Dergah Journal (2010-2019) and its importance in Turkish literature

The journals that continue their publishing life with their own unique principles that contribute to the development of Turkish literature have an important place. One of these important journals in Turkish literature is Dergah Magazine, a literary, artistic and cultural magazine that started its publication life in March 1990. Although it has the same name as the first Dergah Magazine published in 1921-1923, Dergah Magazine, the subject of our thesis, published in 1990, continued its publication life as a literary, artistic and cultural magazine for 32 years. The publisher was Ezel Erverdi and the editor-in-chief was Mustafa Kutlu. Due to health problems, Mustafa Kutlu announced that he handed over the editorship to Ali Ayçil in 2016, starting with issue 311. The magazine, which published its 384th issue in February 2022, announced that it suspended its publishing life due to problems in paper supply. Published for 32 years without interruption, Dergah Magazine wanted to restore the reputation of literature that it had lost in those times and served as a school in its period as it hosted and trained important writers. Acting with the understanding of being local and national as a basic principle and having the idea of appealing to all segments of society enabled the magazine to achieve success in a short time. Dergah Magazine, which has an important place in Turkish literature and continued its publication life for 32 years, made a great contribution to the history of Turkish literature in terms of bringing many names and works to the world of literature within the conditions of that period.