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Kelâmî's Sehernâme(Ravza) Called Mesnevi (Review-text)

2017
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Advisor: Yrd. Doç. Dr. Serkan Türkoğlu

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ABSTRACT The mesnevîs which reflect the social, historical and cultural meaning of the age of the age that is experienced are the ones that hold an important place in the Dîvan Literature. The mesnevîs, which play a major role in the better understanding and exploration of the devotee which the poet lives in, are also known for his work in a long way at the same time. The mesnevî, which holds the position of the novel in the time of Kadîm, is suitable to deal with every matter with ease in terms of rhyme scheme; Because every couplet of this kind is self-centered, and the subject matter of the subject is spread out. In the 17th century, Sehername, which was received by Kelâmî, is another important Mesnevi of his time. Poet in Mesnevî; As well as giving information about himself, by including poetry in the text of how he began, how he received the discovery, how he met the poetry parliament, his connection with other poets, poetry and poetry, his father's profession, his dialogue with the great statesmen he had attended and the witnesses he had witnessed or heard The work is worthy of examination. Basically, we have three parts to work with. In the first episode, the return of the poet's life has been looked at broadly from the social, political, cultural and literary perspective. In the second part, detailed information about the kâmîî and his work is given. In the third chapter, transcribed text was read. It is assessed that this work could be a useful reference for those working in the field of the 17th century Dîvan literature and its subjects and those interested in it. Kelami, Sehername, Ravza, Masnavi, Poem.

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Dr. Serkan Baturay

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Serkan Baturay (Master Thesis). Kelâmî's Sehernâme(Ravza) Called Mesnevi (Review-text), 2017, Artvin Coruh University.

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