The novels, whose first examples were seen in the 19th century, as stated by other literary theorists, especially Mikhail Bakhtin, became the dominant genre and likened the other genres to itself. The first examples of ...

The first examples of the novel in Turkish literature were given in the middle of the nineteenth century, in the form of serial. During this period, Ottoman intellectuals introduced this genre to the readers via translations ...

This thesis focuses on the kaside (ode) and musammat sections in 25 manuscript copies of Bâkî’s divan, which were composed before the poet’s death. By examining these poems, the thesis aims to collect data on the definition ...

The subject of this thesis is to compare two female divan poets who are Âdile Sultan and Tevhîde Hanım lived in the nineteenth century. In addition to being female poets lived in the same century, being able to write ...

This thesis aims to draw a picture of the subject from nature, subject to society, aesthetics from society. The nature of the subject, which began with the first poems of Ahmet Haşim, was evolved into the nature-maternal ...

In this study, fifty-six manuscripts, which are kept in the Slileymaniye Library, illustrated with miniature paintings and bound altogether in fifty-four volumes, have been catalogued under the three headings of Turkish, ...

The subject of this thesis is the Dīvān written in Turkish by Şahidî Beg, one of the Ottoman poets who is thought to have lived in the second half of the sixteenth century and possibly in the first years of the seventeenth ...

This thesis aims at presenting the Turkish Divan by Taib Mehmed Çelebi who lived in the 17th century and wrote poetry in the Indian Style. Our study will establish the text of Divan, his only known work, dwell on its form, ...

This thesis focuses on the experiences of disaster, which is the subject of Leylâ Erbil’s literature and which determines its ethical-political and poetic framework. Erbil turns calamities experienced in Turkey into a ...

Nigâr binti Osman (1862-1918) is one of the most important women writers who contributed to the social and cultural change in the Ottoman Empire in the nineteenth century with her works and intellectual personality. Nigâr ...