Modern Turkish poetry in the context of negative theology

God has been a transcendent being contemplated by humanity since the beginning of existence. In the quest to understand and interpret God, alongside religions, many belief systems and philosophical approaches have emerged. One of the philosophical fields that produce thought about God is negative theology. Negative theology asserts that God's essence and absolute existence transcend human comprehension, making it impossible to understand, attribute qualities to, define, or explain God. In literature, while exemplifying negative theology, it is possible to develop new modes of expression by utilizing the possibilities of language and narrative, reconstructing the concept of God from outside the realms of meaning—through the lens of negative theology. This study, titled *"Negative Theology in the Context of Modern Turkish Poetry,"* aims to explore negative theology in Turkish poetry within an interdisciplinary framework, drawing from mythology, theology, and philosophy.