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Corpus of Oğuz Ergeç Collection 150b-200a (Research-transcribed text)

2020
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Advisor: Dr. Öğr. Üyesi Hamit Dikmen

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The part of the Oğuz Ergeç Collection Magazine, consisting of 330 leaves, between 150b-200a leaves was examined in our masters study. This magazine that we are working on is thought to have been compiled one after the other in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. No information regarding the crew and the name of the work has been found in the examined leafs of the chamber and in the leafs 150a-200b which is the part studied. In the section where we work, there are mainly (223) ghazels. Additionally, the are a translation, bend, terkîb-i bend and a muhamman in the work. The section analyzed includes 125 poets in total and 287 poems (3 in Arabic and 20 in Persian). The poet who has the most poetry in the foil examined is Emrî. There are 159 poems among the foils of mecmûa (150a-200b). In the first part, the introductory section gives general information about the subject, scope, importance, method and limitations of the study and the magazines; In the second part, the physical properties of Oğuz Ergeç Collection Magazine are explained, In addition, poets and poems, aruz patterns and pronouns among the leave that are the subject of our Master study are given in tables. Evaluations were made in the light of the data specified in these tables; the content, language and spelling features of the work are explained. In the third section, it was stated how the text was established and transliteration text of the poems between 150b-200a leaves. The study has been completed with the evaluation of the results, the bibliography and printing. Keywords: Classical Turkish literature, mecmûa, poem mecması, ghazal, ode

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Dr. Kerime Belkis Dinç

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Kerime Belkis Dinç (Master Thesis). Corpus of Oğuz Ergeç Collection 150b-200a (Research-transcribed text), 2020, Çukurova University.

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