Systematic index of the journal of Turkish Literature and a study on the poems (Year: 2001-2005, Issue: 327-386)

Periodicals such as magazines and newspapers are among the most important documents that guide the past and future of a nation. Therefore, they offer study areas to researchers from different fields to access rich materials. Turkish Literature magazine, which is the source of our study, is also important in terms of literature and culture. The magazine's aim, which attracts attention with its mission and literary value, is to preserve national consciousness and identity. Turkish Literature is a magazine that started to be published in January 1972 and continues its publishing activities. The magazine, which had a long-term publication life, paused its publishing activities between March 1975 and January 1977. Due to this break, the period between 1972 and 1975 is considered the first publication period of the journal, and the period from 1977 to the present is considered the second publication period. Our study covers the issues published between 2001 and 2005. Turkish Literature magazine is a monthly magazine of art and ideas. Political, social, and economic situations have not changed the magazine's stance since its publication. It is possible to say that he did not compromise on his nationalist-conservative attitude despite the changing governments and their policies. In addition, the magazine sheds light on history as it develops on the axis of events from the past to the present. This study includes four main sections. In the first chapter, it was first determined how periodical publishing activities developed throughout the historical process. In addition, the establishment and form characteristics of the Turkish Literature magazine and its poet and writer staff were evaluated. In the second part, a chronological and bibliographic imprint of the journal was created, from the 327th issue dated January 2001 to the 386th issue dated December 2005. Following this, an alphabetical index is given according to the names of writers/poets. In addition, literary genres such as panel discussions, memoirs, biographies, translations, essays, jokes, tales, reviews, articles, letters, stories, speeches, poems, compilations, criticisms, travel articles, news articles, interviews, interviews, and promotions are classified in the magazine. In the third part, The characteristics of the poems published between the issues 327 and 386 were examined. In this section, after the general characteristics of the poems are given, numerical evaluations are made about the verse forms, meters, and types of the poems. In the fourth chapter, the poetry texts in the magazine are transferred based on their publication dates and grouped according to their types, with their verse forms and meters next to the names of the poets. As a result of our study, it is seen that Turkish Literature magazine is one of the periodicals that best reflects the national self-concept and identity. It is possible to say that the magazine contains many materials related to the political, literary, social, and cultural life from the date of its first publication until today. Key Words: Periodicals, Poetry, Literature, Turkish Literature magazine.