Poetry criticism in Dergah magazine (301-384. issues)

Journals with different goals throughout the period of their publication in Turkish literature begin to appear within a unique and principled publication policy. With the magazines brought to the world of literature, literary efficiency and vitality gain a great momentum. The first Dergah magazine, published on 15 April 1921, took a serious lead in terms of literary efficiency. The second Dergah magazine, which started to be published in March 1990, is a culture, literature and art magazine that has continued its existence in Turkish literature for a long time. Its editorial policy from the first issue; It has been shaped on the principles of nationality and locality, literary efficiency, distance from vanity, correct use of language and level. Within the scope of these principles, the journal was published monthly as a total of 384 issues. The subject of the thesis is 301-384 of the Dergah "Literature, Art, Culture" magazine, which said hello to its publication life in March 1990 poetry criticism. The work titled "Poetry Criticism in Dergâh Journal (301-384. Issues)" consists of two main parts. The articles in the first chapter named "Poetry Criticism in Dergah Magazine"; It has been evaluated under the titles of 1. Book Introductions about Poetry and Poets, 2. Articles About Poets, 3. Poetry Reviews, 4. Poetics Articles, 5. Articles About Poetry Communities/Periods, 6. Conclusion. The article list of the second part named "List of Articles on Poetry Criticism in Dergâh Magazine"; They are listed as "Articles in Journal Order, Articles by Author Names, Articles by Subject/About". Different studies used in the "Introduction" section are also given in the Bibliography. Since the citations of the articles used as examples in the title of "Poetry Criticism" in the first section are listed in the second section, they are not shown in the "References". In the "Appendix" section, the images of the magazine were shared. Keywords: Dergah magazine, poetry, poet, criticism, Turkish poetry.