Faith epistemology and Islamicism in Erdem Bayazit's poems
2016
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Abstract (EN)
Erdem Bayazıt, who is one of the poets of the 1960 'New Islamic Movement', began to write poetic lines in his secondary school days, in his own words. Bayazıt, an exclamation and faithful poet who devoted his art to his belief, tried to manipulate this meaning world from his first poem to his last poem. This study is about faith epistemology and Islamicism in Erdem Bayazıt's poems. This work on 'Faith Epistemology and Islamicism in Erdem Bayazit's poems' consists of three parts. In the first section, sections from Erdem Bayazit's life are conveyed. In the second chapter, after giving conceptual information about faith epistemology, Erdem Bayazıt's poems were examined in terms of faith epistemology. In the third chapter, after giving general information about Islamicism, the poets influencing Erdem Bayazıt on this issue and their understanding of Islamism were emphasized and the poems of Erdem Bayazıt were examined in terms of Islamicism. Keywords: Erdem Bayazıt, poetry, faith, epistemology, Islamic politics.
Author
Dr. Engin Fırat
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Recep Tayyip Erdogan University
Division of Modern Turkish Literature
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Engin Fırat (Master Thesis). Faith epistemology and Islamicism in Erdem Bayazit's poems, 2016, Recep Tayyip Erdogan University.
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