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Profanation in Ahmedi's Divân

2017
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Advisor: Yrd. Doç. Dr. Sadık Armutlu

Abstract (EN)

Contrary to Classical Literature critics, we etomine from various poems writings, literature is in life. Poets/writers reflects the social problems, anxiettes inclination, changes, pleasures to their works, but the subjects of poems and the writing aren' t limited with this. That is to say, the writers also add to their works where their dispositions are related. While let literary work to come to body only one critecion is not based on and poems or writings are not assessed to this. What we want to study in our work is "profanation phenomenon" is one of these criterians. Getting pleasure from the world live in, moment living everything totally seeing the good sides of the world is a philosophy of life. To prefer and to reflect to one's poem this, it is both about circumstand and disposition for collected poems. If there is dominance of reign in self indulgence, and if poet lives in a place like this, it is inclination for poet for earthly pleasure. In addition, this the borning of poet in eartly pleasure also affects this stuation. But opposite is probable, surely. Poet can give up all eartly pleasures because of both his living conditions and genesis of his own. And these two situations reflect to poet's poems. According to this, the poem is divided into two as religious poems or non-religions poems. In our work the poet Ahmedî's happinnesses to world, way of studiying pleasures, the way of this tasting the world and how Ahmedî should assess the world which passes like a storm were told. The poems mostly were assessed according to the way how Ahmedî' s point of view as earthy. The aim of thesis is to find out the factor of being eartly in Ahmedî's odes and from his collected poems to tell how they are studied.

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Dr. Gülistan Yılmaz

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Gülistan Yılmaz (Master Thesis). Profanation in Ahmedi's Divân, 2017, İnönü University.

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