Poems which are redif person name in classical Turkish poetry
2018
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Abstract (EN)
This study is composed of poems which are non-religious people in classical Turkish poetry. We started our study by examining the names of the redifferent persons in the poems we found by scanning 314 divans. We then classified these persons as religious and non-religious individuals. In the first part, we talked about the problem, purpose, importance, limitations and definitions of our work. In the second part, we classify these poems that we have identified according to centuries by making a general evaluation. In the third part, we concentrated on non-religions who are the subjects of our thesis and tried to determine the relation of these people with the poets with the help of the tezkires, how they were told to the poets. In the fourth part of our study, we have noted in the head of the results of the findings we obtained as a result of the study. Keywords: Redif, person, poems of divan
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Deniz Çelebi
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Deniz Çelebi (Master Thesis). Poems which are redif person name in classical Turkish poetry, 2018, Çukurova University.
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