Transcribing and analyzing the works of Salime Servet Seyfi

Salime Servet Seyfi, one of the prominent female writers of the Constitutional Monarchy period, lived from 1867 to 1947. She wrote for numerous newspapers and magazines from 1897 to 1919 and was an author of published novels, poetry books, and translations. During times of national hardship, she raised awareness among the public through her writings and speeches at organized conferences. Although she was later forgotten, she was a patriotic woman. As a member of a military family, a military wife, and a mother, she supported the families of soldiers going to war and participated in various activities with this awareness. This study aims to identify and transcribe Salime Servet Seyfi's published books and writings in periodicals, classify them, and determine her literary and historical perspectives to facilitate research. Various libraries' online catalogs were searched, and numerous newspapers and magazines were examined. The identified works are evaluated in terms of structure and theme in Chapter I, while Chapter II contains the transcribed texts.