From 17th three poem collections
2011
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Advisor: Doç. Dr. Gülgün Yazıcı
Abstract (EN)
Classical Turkish Literature, which is known one of the richest literature in world literature in terms of its sources, acquired its this feature undoubtedly with the power of works it involves. Given countless works, so to say, among the products which have this perception?s distilled shape, there are poem collections (mecmua-i eş`ar), poem collection are the products that are collected works compiled by the people interested in poem who have a particular education level. If we consider art objects as the mirror of their era, mecmuas are the first hand sources which perform this function precisely.The three analyzed poem collection which do not have any particular genre show a feature giving out clues about poem genres and poem fancy standing out of 17th century. The writers of the mecmuas and the years they have been written are not precisely known. In our thesis, the three poem collection written in 17th century are transcribed ,and information has been given about mecmua classification and the poem style of the era.
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Doğan Evecen
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Doğan Evecen (Master Thesis). From 17th three poem collections, 2011, Çanakkale Onsekiz Mart University.
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