Parody, pastiche, satire, and irony reflections in Second New poetry

The Second New poetry, which is considered a milestone in Turkish literature of the Republican period, began in the mid-1950s and its influence continued until today. This poetry movement, which we encountered for the first time in an article published by Muzaffer İlhan Erdost, was evaluated such as a modernist movement by literary researchers. The poets of the Second New movement have created a distinctive language and image in their poems. They have enriched the meaning and expression possibilities with different techniques in the topics and left a significant impact on modern Turkish poetry. This study has been investigated the purposes and functions of genres and techniques such as parody, pastiche, satire, and irony in the Second New poetry, with examples from the works.