Yahyaoglu’s Gazels with Redif “Yavuz Gözden Yavuz Dilden”, Nazires Written with this Gazel and Ahmed Paşa’s Nazires to Yahyaoglu Cover Image

Yahyaoğlu’nun ‘Yavuz Gözden Yavuz Dilden’ Redifli Gazeli, Bu Gazele Yazilan Nazîreler Ve Ahmed Paşa’nin Yahyaoğlu’na Nazîresi
Yahyaoglu’s Gazels with Redif “Yavuz Gözden Yavuz Dilden”, Nazires Written with this Gazel and Ahmed Paşa’s Nazires to Yahyaoglu

Author(s): Tuncay Öztürk
Subject(s): Cultural history, Poetry, Turkish Literature
Published by: Celal Bayar Üniversitesi Sosyal Bilimler Enstitüsü
Keywords: yavuz; nazire; Ahmed Paşa; redif;

Summary/Abstract: The use of rhyme and redif in poetry is directly related to poetic harmony. Redif is repeated systematicaly at the end of the lines of a poem, which provides a sense of integrety and harmony. In Classical Turkish Literature, nazîre is identified as a poem which is written to a poet’s poetic work, in the same meter and rhyme by another poet. The use of joint redif is quite common in this poetry. This study consists of four parts. The first part is the introduction section and general information about nazire and harmony will be given. In the second part, the meaning of the word "yavuz" and its use in Turkish poetry will be discussed. In the third chapter, it will be revealed that Ahmed Pasha's poem "Yavuz gözden yavuz dilden" is a redif poem. In section 4 the results will be summarized.

  • Issue Year: 15/2017
  • Issue No: 03
  • Page Range: 35-48
  • Page Count: 14
  • Language: Turkish