An edition of An anthology of Turkish literature
(2006)
An anthology of Turkish literature
by Kemal Sılay
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Table of Contents
Orkhon inscriptions. The Kül Tigin Inscription
Turkic Manichean Poetry / Larry Clark
From Kutaḍġu Bilig / Yūsuf Khāṣṣ Ḥāji̇b
Language reform in Turkey / Agop Di̇laçar
Selected poems of Yunus Emre / Yunus Emre
Yunus Emre / Annemarie Schimmel
The book of Dede Korkut. Prologue. The story of Delü Dumrul, Son of Duha Koja. The story of Basat, killer of the one-eyed giant
Selected Nasreddin Hoca stories
My picture, my darling, my friend / Nesi̇mi̇
History of the Ottomans and their campaigns against the infidel / Ahmedi̇
Woman, they say, is deficient in sense. I opened my eyes from sleep / Mi̇hri̇ Hatun
My purpose is to obey God's command to wage Jihad / Sultan Muhammed the Conqueror
The romance of Âşik Gari̇p and Shah Sanem: a Turkish Hikâye told by Müdami
The structure of Turkish romances / İlhan Başgöz
From "The donkey story" / Şeyhi̇
Beware the lovers' sighs / Necati̇
The rose-stem rouses no passion / Sultan Cem
The time of spring has suffered. What are these smiles, these wiles, this coquetry and this disdain / Baki̇
Though your heart is torn / Ahi̇
The tale of MeʼAli, magistrate of Mihaliç / ʻÄşik Çelebi̇
From the "Elegy to the cat" / Meʻali
Scribe, write the Shah about my plight. I asked the yellow crocus / Pi̇r Sultan Abdal
Heedless friend, ruthless fate, restless time. Let none be downcast and afflicted as I am, O God. You have shot me so full of arrows. The arrows of your lashes / Fuzuli̇
Greetings from me to the Bey of Bolu. The Beys of our lands / Köroğlu / From "Poetry's voice, society's song: Ottoman lyric poetry" / Walter G. Andrews
I am the sultan of love. My very own queen, my everything. All of a sudden, my glance fell upon her / Süleyman the Magnificent
Lift up the veil of ignorance. Love is the very person of God. God is in you. Be a slave to the king of love / Sunʻullah Gaybi̇
Originality and Ottoman poetics: in the wilderness of the new / Victoria Rowe Holbrook
Advice / Nabi̇
A young girl took me to the garden. Let's go to the land of sweet pleasure. My crazy heart, don't pine for yourself. As they fill water jugs at dawn. I went up to the wild, high places. The good tree grows out from its core. Come, brothers, let's stroll / Karacaoğlan
From the "Book of travels": The girl who gave birth to an elephant / Evli̇ya Çelebi̇
Nedim to his heart. We understand the purpose of that glance. The time for festivity has come. Nowhere in this city. Your merciless blue eye. My beloved cypress. From the "Ḥammāmiyye" / Nedi̇m
The Ḳaṣīde on poetry / Sünbülzade Vehbi̇
On the typology and method of research into Mediaeval Turkish poetry / Elizbar Javelidze
From the "Ḫūbānnāme (The book of beautiful men)". From the "Zenānnāme (The book of women)" / Enderuni̇ Fazil
In the garden. The beloved / Fi̇tnat Hanim
The rose a flame. You are my Lord. If I say that the skies have opened, the spring has come / Şeyth Gali̇b
I toured the lands of unbelief. From "Terkīb-i̇ Bend". Song / Zi̇ya Paşa
The wedding of a poet: a one-act comedy / İbrahi̇m Şi̇nasi̇
Let us truly renounce all hope and desire. Gravedigger. The freeom Kaside / Namik Kemal
The greatest poet. The high seat of contemplation / Abdülhak Hâmi̇d Tarhan
These are the places. Cry of longing. Joyless. Nejad my son / Recai̇zade Mahmud Ekrem
I am a poet, my thoughts are free. Haluk's credo. The fisherman. Plunderfest / Tevfi̇k Fi̇kret
Wintersong / Cenab Şahabeddi̇n
Seyfi̇ Baba. From "For the martyrs at the Dardanelles" / Mehmed Aki̇f Ersoy
Pool. Darkenss. Envoi. Staircase. Dawn / Ahmed Haşi̇m
The secret temple. Butt / Ömer Seyfeddi̇n
Social environment and literature: the reflection of the young Turk era (1908-1918) in the literary work of Ömer Seyfeddin (1884-1920) / Kehmal H. Karpat
In the Mâhûr mode. Song. Life. Gazel to Gedik Ahmed Paşa. The death of Hafiz. The spring of love. Night. Voice. Gazel. The open sea. The song of Mohacs. Itri / Yahya Kemal Beyatli
The joke / Refi̇k Hali̇t Karay
From "The man in search of water" / Şevket Süreyya Aydemi̇r
Oh Ali! / Âsi̇k Ali̇ İzzet Özkan
Let friends remember me / Âşik Veysel Şatirog̈lu
From "Bilmece: a corpus of Turkish riddles
The shepherds of Bingöl / Kemaletti̇̇n Kamu
Autobiography. Provocateur. Weeping Wilow. Like Kerem. You are the field. On victory. Rubai. You. On the fifth day of a hunger strike. After release from prison. Since I've been in jail. Ode to life. My funeral. The epic of Sheik Bedreddin. The faces of our women. Poems for Piraye (9 to 10 o'clock poems) / Nazim Hi̇kmet
From "Five cities". From "The clock-setting institute". Morning. Memory. I am neither in time / Ahmet Hamdi̇ Tanpinar
To a migrant farmworker. Rain-rimmed horizons. All too clear / Ahmet Kutsi̇ Tecer
Curtains. The corpse's room. Sidewalks. The dead. Hotel rooms / Neci̇p Fazil Kisakürek
A dot on the map. The man who doesn't know what a tooth or a toothache is / Sai̇t Fai̇k Abasiyanik
Fiction of a Flâneur: Sait Faik / Talât Sai̇t Halman.
The superintendent. The feminist / Memduh Şevket Esendal
From "Ward 72" / Orhan kemal
The people awaken. How was Fil Hamdi caught? From "Istanbul boy: the autobiography of Aziz Nesin": My father. Sex education. War with the Greeks. Respect for paper. Puberty / Azi̇z Nesi̇n
Yellow heat / Yaşar Kemal
Liminality, ritual and social performance: Yashar Kemal's legend of the Karachullu Yürüks and the "problems" of nomadic entity in Anatolia / Kemal Silay
Yaşar Kemal and Turkish folk literature / İlhan Başgöz
I had a map. I want a country. After death / Cahi̇t Sitki Taranci
I listen to Istanbul. Words. Free. Fine days. Tail-song. Reply. Bell-song. For the Fatherland / Orhan Veli̇ Kanik
Boys. Thanksgiving. Self revelation. To my wife / Oktay Ri̇fat
Corpse. Endless silence. Status report. Worldwide / Fazil Hüsnü Dağlarca
The saga of Istanbul / Bedri̇ Rahmi̇ Eyuboğlu
Winter net bag. Nature. Abdal. Secret love / Behçet Necati̇gi̇l
Song. During the war / Cahi̇t Külebi̇
Hang in there, don't give in. In our streets too. On my eyes and head / Enver Gökçe
Sun fanatic. A fear among fears / Necati̇ Cumali
The snow Kaside. The Hell Kaside / Atti̇lā İlhan
Pins. Poem 26. Shakespeare in Turkey / Can Yücel
Thirty-three bullets. My unforgettable one. Your love for me. Locked-up / Ahmed Ari̇f
It's like this / Turgut Uyar
Kiss me then give birth to me. Rose / Cemal Süreya
From the land of exile to the capital of capitals / Sezai̇ Karakoç
Hymn for the troubled poet. Song for an ageless woman. Hymn for iron and rust. Autumn. The geranium. Not the fear of shivering / Gülten Akin
Some generalizations on current Turkish poetry / Ahmet Oktay
Start out with your name. Sisyphus. To end / Cengi̇z Bektaş
Poet / Özdemi̇r İnce
On the subject of Divan poetry. Kaside. Rubai for Baki. Rubai for Yahya Kemal. Kanto. Poets of the East. Babies of the East / Hi̇lmi̇ Yavuz
A question. Four modest haiku for you / Onat Kutlar
Lines written on the back of the last pictures I had taken of me whilst I was smiling at my executioner. A shroud for my darling / İsmet Özel
Elegies: The sarcophagus of mourning women / Eni̇s Batur
Address. The last rehearsal of death. Fair. From "Squares of the thread" / İbrahi̇m Baştuğ
From "The quatrains". Not to lament Uğur Mumcu but to praise him / Ataol Behramag̈lu
From "Psalms to the teacher" / Mehmet Yaşin
Unsendable letters / Neşe Yaşin
The heartbeats of a Turkish mother who devoted herself to peace. A holiday in Cyprus / Neri̇man Chai̇t
The poem and the fly. From "A shiver in the soul" / Adalet Ag̈aog̈lu
The achievement of Adalet Ag̈aog̈lu: an introduction / Ellen Ervin
Hanife / Sevgi̇ Soysal
The thirst / Nezi̇he Meri̇ç
Bearing witness to an age / Füsun Akatli
From "Berji Kristin: tales from the garbage hills / Lati̇fe Teki̇n
Comets on the Turkish literary horizon: Woman writers / Güneli̇ Gün
Limits of freedom / Memet Fuat
From "Motherland Hotel" / Yusuf Atilgan
From "Night" / Bi̇lge Karasu
From "The white castle" / Orhan Pamuk
Biographies of authors
Selected bibliography.
Edition Notes
"First published by the Indiana University Turkish Studies Series, 1996."--T.p. verso.
Includes brief biographies of authors.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 631-648).
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