Cemal Süreya's poems word world
2014
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Abstract (EN)
Lately World Words study became widespread and provided Linguistics with important data. The reaserches made at this field lay of the stly of the poet and it is also a technique used to determine the poets literary personalitiy. By this work, we studied Cemal Süreya's Word World. At the introduction of the thesis information about the stly, personality and Works of the poet is given. In section one, the total number ofthe words with thier frequency, thier sort, noun and adjective clauses are dealt with. At the second section, frequency acording the sort of the words, The Poets frequent used style of language and the beautines that this effects the reader is dealt with. At the third section, the poets deviation is grouped and investigated. The Poets poems are full with repetition, imagery. The imagery world of the Poet is very wide and meanings set to these words is very profound. No matter how simple and short the sentences are even for the modarete reader the Works of this Poet are fascinating. At the conclusion, the data from the investigation is evaluated and a sequence of from the Poets "Sevda Sözleri" is given place. Key Words: Cemal Süreya, literary people, the world of words, poet, style
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Dr. Sunay Deniz
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Fırat University
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Sunay Deniz (Master Thesis). Cemal Süreya's poems word world, 2014, Fırat University.
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