Poems In The Turkish Literature "the Book-i Seng-i Tomb"
Yayıncı:
7. Uluslararası Bilimsel Araştırmalar Kongresi (UBAK)- Sosyal Bilimler
Disiplin:
Literary History
The grave stones, which have a distinct importance in ancient culture, and the poems written on these stones do not only provide information about the person who died.These stones and poems also come to us as an artwork.On the other hand, the existence of death, and a number of particularities of the world of the senses of the rest, have not been limited to merely the tomb stones and the poems to be written on them.The artists have published their poems in the periodic newspapers and magazines with titles such as "book-i tomb", "book-i seng-i tomb" and thus have found a way to express themselves in a wider field.These poems, especially frequently seen in the tanzimat period, in addition to the sharing of pain, also give important clues about the sights of the artists of that period to the death phenomenon.In this report, we will study the image of the years of the poems of the grave stone that traditionally entered a broad period into the tanzimat period.The study is limited to the poems "seng-i tomb" identified by scanning the periodic newspapers, magazines and published books.The vast majority of the texts will be translated for the first time into today’s Turkish and the artists will try to resolve the art concepts around this title.Keywords: poetry, poetry, poetry, poetry, poetry, poetry, poetry.in the Turkish literature of the tanzimat period "epitaph of tombstones" poems abstract: tombstones and poems written on these stones, which have special importance in ancient culture, not only give information about the deceased.These stones and poems also appear as works of art.On the other hand, the pain of being about death, some features of the emotional world of the remaining are not limited to only tombstones and poems to be written on them.the artisans published the poems they wrote to be engraved on a tombstone with titles such as "epitaph's tombstones", "epitaph's tombstones" and thus found a means of expressing themselves in a wider area.These poems, which