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Mecmûʿa-i Eşʿâr and Fevâ'id (1a-50b) registered in the National Library with no 06 Hk 252/1 (Text-examination classification according to MESTAP)

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2022
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Mecmuas are works created by the compilation of texts with different characteristics by the compiler. Mecmuas that reflect the literary taste, culture and accumulation of the compiler are very significant works in terms of reflecting the aesthetic and literary taste of the period in which they have been created. These works, corresponding to anthology for present, are among the most important sources of Classical Turkish Literature. They facilitate researchers in finding the popular poets of the period and the poems of poets who do not have a "divan". "Mecmûʿa-i Eşʿâr ve Fevâ'id", which is the subject of the current study, is registered in the collection of Ankara National Library Adnan Ötüken Provincial Public Library with the number 06 Hk 252/1. In the introduction section of the study, the significance of Mecmuas, poetry Mecmuas, and their importance in terms of literary history is given. In the first section, information about the form and content of the Mecmua is given, in the second part the transcribed text of the magazine and in the third part the classification according to the "Systematic Classification Project of Poetry Mecmuas" (MESTAP) is presented. In the fourth section of the study, biographies of the poets whose work are gathered in the Mecmua are included. Keywords: Classical Turkish Literature, Poetry, Divan Poetry, Mecmua, Poetry Mecmua, National Library 06 Hk 252/1, MESTAP.

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Emine Duranay Yılmaz

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Emine Duranay Yılmaz (Master Thesis). Mecmûʿa-i Eşʿâr and Fevâ'id (1a-50b) registered in the National Library with no 06 Hk 252/1 (Text-examination classification according to MESTAP), 2022, Siirt University.

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