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Mehmed Said Pertev Pasha Divani (Translated and Analysis )

2013
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Abstract (EN)

This study Mehmet Said Pertev Pasha in his book of poems translated and aims to analyze the his book. 19th century, in order to better evaluate in terms of Old Turkish Literature, poetry is a strong believe in the spirit of the world of science translated into Latin Pertev Pasha and his book is a deficiency would have to be submitted. 19th century artist's personality, as well as an important historical personality at the same time. Mehmet Said Pertev the members of the work which is the subject of the book is not a book study. Century poet, lived in the old poem weakened again in the shape of the sofa did not consider that there is literature, feeling more focused.The examination motion study is the source, then the diva who is preparing for his first work seems to have been arranged on a sofa.We have his journeyman's work, the members of the work council can say that the period of the skill. Study the source of the Pasha Mehmed Said Pertev the order in council of the poems rhyme and Redif by arabic letters order. Ode to the majority of the work is, in places, are four, muhammes the continent, lugaz, ebyat, Tahmis and dates were written together with interleaving. The book 259'dur number ode. In this study, accepted and has become a standard in many studies have based transcription marks. Pasha's council of the arts and classical poetry pertev's mazmunun used very often seen. Although the language in places inhabited by Pasha pertev heavy currents observed in the localization of simple phrases and also took place in the public discourse are seen. Key Words: The old Turkish Literature, Dîvân, Mehmet Said Pertev Pasha, Poem.

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Dr. Muhammed Şerif Azarkan

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Muhammed Şerif Azarkan (Master Thesis). Mehmed Said Pertev Pasha Divani (Translated and Analysis ), 2013, Dicle University.

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