The world of poetry by Hidayet Karakus
2022
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Hidayet Karakuş, one of the poets of today's literature; As well as his other works in various genres such as novels, memoirs, children's books, radio plays, futures, he is mostly known with his poems. Hidayet Karakuş, who lights on the dilemmas of people's lives by take up society and community problems; He transforms his poems into social benefit, with themes that appear through social injustice, poverty, war, children working at an early age, and children struggling to survive in the middle of wars. In his poems in which individual existence themes such as loneliness, death, desolation and love are seen, a unique poetic language is created with introverted tendencies. In his poems, which he wrote with a socialist-Marxist discourse, he aims to make the individual realize social problems with a vigilant consciousness. His poems written in this direction turn into rebellion, revealing the poet's revolutionary spirit. In addition, Hidayet Karakuş, who attaches importance to language, reaches associative richness through images in his poems written in pure Turkish. Keywords: Hidayet Karakuş, Socialist-Marxist discourse, Society and community problems, loneliness, death, love, desolation, language, image..
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Dr. Gamze Demirci
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Gamze Demirci (Master Thesis). The world of poetry by Hidayet Karakus, 2022, Fırat University.
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