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What is poetry? The answer to this question is one of the most difficult
many definitions exist, and many can be proposed. perhaps the shortest and most poetic definition comes from gürkan doğan: “poetry is philosophy filtered through a sieve.” the late mehmet kaplan, when defining a work of art that includes poetry, also said:
It is a ‘work of art’
“therefore, they should be examined as a structure within themselves,” he says. Hilmi yavuz supports this by stating that the word “poema,” which is used in western languages as the equivalent of “poetry,” originates from greek and means “something created,” referring to the line from edip cansever’s poem “kaybola” that reads, “poetry is something created.” On the other hand, there is debate about whether poetry, like other art forms, has a specific purpose. Is art for art’s sake, or is art for society? As mehmet kaplan concludes his preface, he says, “for marxist poets, including nazım, art is not an end in itself, but a means to an end”
elçin, who also states that “one of the missions of literature is to preserve genetic memory,” adds, “regarding poetry.” To truly appreciate a story, you need to know the language (and know it well!). It is not sufficient
It is impossible to appreciate poetry simply by understanding the words
One must listen to the poem and live with its verses. To achieve this, one must be fluent in that language. He says, “there must be a genetic connection between people and poetry.” In the poems we have carefully selected from turkish literature, we have tried to establish a “genetic connection” not only with the poems themselves but also with the meanings hidden behind the words. The book you have in your hand has been published. Of course, there are different “types of reading,” and different perspectives and ways of perceiving can be found. All of these can lead to different approaches to the poems we bring here. We simply wrote down what we saw and what we were able to connect. We offered analyses without distancing the reader too much from the poems themselves. In the preface to abdurrahim ötkür’s novel, i̇z, it says, “a footprint shows that someone has passed by.” We prepared this book with the hope that, at the very least, it would leave behind “our mark.” As elçin said, we tried to “listen to the poem and live with its verses.” (from the promotional brochure) book title: literary analysis of turkish world poetry. authors: orhan söylemez, samet azap. layout: özlem özkan. cover design: hüseyin özkan. publisher: kesit yayınları. paper type: 2. Paper size: 14x21. first edition year: 2017. number of copies printed: 1. Print media type: paperback
barcode: 9786059408349
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Dr. orhan söylemez, samet azap / sectional publications
- Year of edition: 2017
- Edition: 1
- Number of pages: 200
- Paper type: book paper
- Size: 13.5 x 21
- Language: turkish
- Skin condition: cardboard cover
- Isbn-10: 6059408349.
- Author: dr. orhan söylemez, samet azap
| "what is poetry? it is one of the most difficult questions to answer. there are many definitions of it. perhaps the shortest and most poetic definition comes from gürkan doğan: ""poetry is distilled philosophy."" the late mehmet kaplan, when defining the artwork, which includes poetry, says, ""... it is a 'work'..."", so it should be examined as a structure within itself. hilmi yavuz supports this by saying that the word ""poiema"", which is used as the equivalent of ""poetry"" in western languages, comes from the greek word meaning ""something made"", based on the line ""poetry is something made"" in edip cansever's poem ""kaybola""." On the other hand, it is discussed whether poetry, like other arts, has a purpose. is art for art or is art for society? mehmet kaplan says in the preface that "for marxist poets, including nazım, art is a means, not an end." elçin, who says "... one of the missions of literature is to preserve genetic memory," also says about poetry "... to value poetry, it is not enough to only know the language (and to know it perfectly!). it is not possible to value poetry by only understanding the words. to hear poetry, it is necessary to live with its lines. for this, it is necessary to be intertwined with that language. there must be a genetic bond between poetry and the person." We tried to establish a "genetic bond" with both the poetry itself and the meanings hidden behind the words in the poems we carefully selected from the turkish world literature. the book in your hands came out. of course, "reading types" can be found with different perspectives and different forms of perception. all of these can bring different approaches to the poems we have taken here. we just wrote down what we saw and what we could connect. we made analyses without taking the reader too far away from the poems. in the preface of abdurrahim ötkür's novel, he says, "footprints show that someone has passed." we prepared this book by saying that at least our "footprint" remains. as elçin said, we tried to "hear poetry and live with its lines." |




















