Divan of Hami
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2008
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Advisor: Prof. Dr. Cemâl Kurnaz
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Hami who was a Divan poet lived in nineteenth century. He was born in 1815. He is from Maraş. Hami died in 1892. We have very little information about his life and his works in literature.Hami is a Nakşi and Bektaşi follower. Divan of Hami include religion and mystic aspect subjects. Hami all the mattersin his book according to the ?ehl-i Sünnet?s points of view. The poet generally concentrates on the subjects of the Unity of Existence, Perfect Person, unity, multiplicity and the importance of loyalty to the master. Because of it?s striking religional-mystral style, Divan of Hami was studied according to these subjects.Hâmi used generally Arabic, Persian verbs and many noun phrase. All his poems are written in aruz system. Hami?s only work we have is this Divan which is the sourch of own study. It has 119 parts. In Divan there are 5 kaside, 298 gazel, 1 mutessa, 1 musemmen, 1 musebba, 10 museddes, 9 muhammes, 9 tahmis, 5 murabba, 7 nazm.Key Words: Hamî, Divan Literature, Nakşîlik, Bektaşîlik.
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Adem Altay
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Gazi University
Division of Classical Turkish Literature
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Adem Altay (Master Thesis). Divan of Hami, 2008, Gazi University, Türk Edebiyatı Bölümü.
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