An intertextual approach to tehzil in the classical Turkish poetry through the hypertextual modalities
2018
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Abstract (EN)
This study has four main chapters. In the introduction, it is mentioned how the intertextuality's using at the studies of classical Turkish poetry. Then the main thesis, research questions, samples and the method used in the study are explained. In the first chapter, the intertextuality and rewriting terms are explored. In the second chapter, the tehzil is investigated with its historical development processes in Arabic, Persian and Turkish literatures both as a literary genre and as a term. In the third chapter, the tehzil is linked to the parody. After that, the aspect of imitation, the style of transformation, the aims and the observability of the method are discussed through the samples choosen for the study. In the last chapter, the 61 tehzils written by Hevayi that were in the sample pool are merged and presented as a critical edition.
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Dr. İrem Işıl Altun
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Hacettepe University
Division of Classical Turkish Literature
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İrem Işıl Altun (Master Thesis). An intertextual approach to tehzil in the classical Turkish poetry through the hypertextual modalities, 2018, Hacettepe University.
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