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Comparative examination of Nilgün Marmara and Didem Madak poem's in feminist context

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2017
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Abstract (EN)

Studies on poems in Turkish literature have often revealed one aspect of poets and remained inadequate. Women poets are more interesting in the context of poetry in poet's position. The dominant masculine language and discourse in Turkish literature made the first discrimination for women by creating a category of women's poets. In this regard, criticism of women's poets is faced with serious problems. Reviews and assessments on women's poets are often based on their lives and the interpretations are incomplete. Poetry of women poets is only addressed as maternal and female sensitivity, which constitutes a large gap in the field of critical literature. In this thesis, two prominent poets of Turkish literature Didem Madak and Nilgün Marmara, a critical awareness of the relationship between the gender and the asymmetric ruling between the sexes, presenting the gender differences with women's point of view comparative examination is expected in the context of feminist theory, also described as the exhibit theory. The analysis of poems was made based on feminist theory and was also utilized in self-life stories. The perspectives of poets have been examined in women-oriented life, the gaze of literature and the perspectives of social gender, power, body, sexuality, space. The effects of the masculine language of the patriarchal dominant system on women's poetry and poetics were evaluated. Key words: Nilgün Marmara, Didem Madak, Feminism, women literature, poem.

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Murat Özdemir

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Murat Özdemir (Master Thesis). Comparative examination of Nilgün Marmara and Didem Madak poem's in feminist context, 2017, İstanbul Arel University.

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