İmage in Mustafa Özçelik's poems
2019
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Advisor: Dr. Öğr. Üyesi Maksut Yiğitbaş
Abstract (EN)
In this study prepared as a master thesis Mustafa Özçelik, who is one of the important names of modern Turkish literature and who uses the mystical elements besides the tradition in his poems, "İfşa", "Güneş ve Ayna", "Serenat", "Dünyanın Tenhasında", "Gül ve Hançer", "Bir Irmak Düşü", "Ateş Denizi", "Dilim Ol Söyle" image and types of poems in their poems (scattered, sunken, radical, intense, ornamental - exuberant, stale image) tried to identify the sample poems. In the poet's poems, which are seen as a it is possible to find many different and original examples of deep images. In addition, the presence of nature and mystical elements makes itself felt in the whole poetry. Mustafa Özçelik's life, literary personality and works are given in the first plan; On the other hand, the sources of his poetry were mentioned and then the subject and types of image were emphasized. Sample poems about the image types transferred from these works were also examined from a thematic perspective. The findings identified at the end of the study are stated in the "Conclusion ise section.
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Dr. Sefa Çelikörs
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Sefa Çelikörs (Master Thesis). İmage in Mustafa Özçelik's poems, 2019, Kırşehir Ahi Evran University.
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