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Geyiğin Laneti Servet-i Fünun edebiyatının en önemli şairlerinden olan Cenap Şahabetin, yeni Türk şirinin kurucuları arasında yer alır. Onun poetikasını oluşturan imaj, hayal ve orijinal buluşlar, Servet-i Fünun şir estetiğinin meydana gelmesinde önemli rol oynar. Şair, ses, musiki ve resme has unsurlara dayalı olarak vücuda getirdiği şirlerini, renkli tablolar ve müzikalite içerisinde tasvir eder. Cenap’ın şir anlayışının temelinde, eşyada ve tabiata bir ruh arama anlamına gelen bir “ruh-ı kainat” fikri vardır. Yrd. Doç. Dr. Mustafa Karabulut bu çalışmada, Cenap Şahabetin’chichi şirlerini tematik bakımdan ayrıntılı bir şekilde tahlil eder.
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lucasblat
Strangford, Downpatrick, County Down BT30 7NL, İngiltere
This book is my second attempt at Forster. Last year, I read A Passage to India, which was very dull and obscure in its meaning. I enjoyed ARWAV better, but I still found the story to move slowly. This book took me a bit of time to read and it's only 200 pages. I'm reading the Introduction to the book now, so I'm starting to gain a better appreciation of what Forster was trying to do here, but overall, I don't think that I really liked any of the characters, except for Old Man Emerson and at times, Mr. Beebee. Lucy spends most of her time being "muddled", which is the point, but unfortunately, I just couldn't connect with her. George is odd, and Cecil is a prig. I am happy that I read it, though, and again, I did like it even though this review doesn't read that way. I think that it's strongest theme (similar to APTI) is the English as traveler to other countries. Traveling abroad was a wide-spread, abeit relatively new phenomenon at the time, and I appreciate Forster interweaving this theme throughout his books. Next year, I'll tackle Howard's End.
2020-09-19 18:22