Hakkânî's Manzume-i Nasaih Ala Meşrebit-Tasavvuf (Study-critical text-simplifying)
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The subject of this thesis is the mesnevi of Hakkânî, called Manzume-i Nasaih Ala meşrebit tasavvuf. Hakkânî is the poet who lived between in the 15th-16th century as we thought. His name hasn't been found in literary history and collection of biographies. We examined this mesnevi, called Manzume-i Nasaih Ala Meşrebit-Tasavvuf in three chapters. In the first part of the thesis study, it is informed about Hakkânî, his work and literary and sufistic personality. In the second part of our study after introducing religious and mysticism from characteistics of contents forming mesnevi as titles, the characteistics of language spelling and the form features of the work were to be introduced. In the third part of the study, the 5129 couplet translation text, which was prepared in consequence of reading two separate editions, was created using the textual criticism method, transferred to contemporary Turkish language and the editions were introduced.
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Zeynep Koyuncu
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Zeynep Koyuncu (Doctorate thesis). Hakkânî's Manzume-i Nasaih Ala Meşrebit-Tasavvuf (Study-critical text-simplifying), 2017, Atatürk University.
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