The beloved in Şeyhi and Nedims? Divans
2012
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Advisor: Yrd. Doç. Dr. H. Feridun Güven
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This work is based on Şeyhi?s and Nedim?s Turkish divans which belong to two important poets of Classic Literature. The title of our study refers to the beloved in Şeyhi and Nedims? divans.Thesis is consists of preface, introduction, first part, second part, third part, conclusion and bibliography. In the preface part it has been explained that how we prepared our thesis. In the introduction part,an information which is related to Classic Poetry was given.First part consists of elements of beloveds which belong to gazels in Şeyhi?s divan and Second part consists of elements of beloveds which belong to gazels in Nedim?s divan.Third part includes the comparison of elements which belong to gazel in Şeyhi?s and Nedim?s divan.In the conclusion part, made inferences by evaluating the information obtained from the beginning to the end of this work. In the bibliography part it has been given the name of the works which we benefited from.Keywords: Şeyhi, Nedim, Beloved, Love, Lover
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Dr. Ömriye Bayrak
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Ömriye Bayrak (Master Thesis). The beloved in Şeyhi and Nedims? Divans, 2012, Afyon Kocatepe University.
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