Neurotic situations in the example of twenty seven poets in new Turkish poetry

Neurosis arises from the inability of the individual to cope with her emotional life. Neurosis, which is the essence of psychoanalysis, is seen in poetry as in other arts. In our post-Tanzimat literature, the traces of neurotic poetry are generally observed in the periods of totalitarian regimes, in the depression of poets, as we see it in certain poets with situations. Psychoneurotic and psychobiographical conditions have been identified in the neuroses in the poems of the poems of these poets. Traces of neurotic poetry sought by analytical studies are based on both theoretical and thematic based. In addition to Sigmund Freud, a pioneer in psychoanalysis, Carl Gustav Jung and Karen Horney, who have made evaluations on the subject, have been used to determine the neurotic situations in twenty seven poets. In addition to neurosis and neurosis types, the psychobiography of poets and their poems with the concepts related to neurosis has been tried to be analyzed from a neurotic point of view. In this respect, twenty seven poets and their poems identified within the framework of psychobiographical and psychoneurosis were examined with their fear, hystreria, anxiety, depression, obsession and dysmorphic (anorexia) features.