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- Author(s): Ozdemır, Cafer
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Journal of International Social Research; Spring2011, Vol. 4 Issue 17, p130-146, 17p- Subject Terms:
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- Alternate Title: THE TRADITION OF MINSTRELING İN THE WORDS OF MINSTRELS. (English)
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- Abstract: Ashik-style poetry tradition is accepted as a branch of folk literature and it still continues today. The foundations of this tradition extend up to pre-Islamic period and they maintain their essence even if there are some changes according to the cultural frame in which Turks live. This tradition is described as a plain language spoken by folk and a convention in which national issues are dwelt on with saz/baglama. This tradition has been performed by "ashiks" who have grown up in folk by assimilating the convention. This discipline which was brilliant in 17th, 18th and 19th centuries of Ottoman period and which trained strong representatives reflected people's national culture in a quite successful and lively way and moved it to the following generations. There is no doubt that a poet can not produce works which are independent from the values of the community in which s/he lives. In this context, saz poets living in Ottoman period have tried to express people's cultural values in addition to the elements belonging to the future. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
- Abstract: Âşık Tarzı Şiir Geleneği, Halk edebiyatının bir şubesi olarak kabul edilmekte ve günümüzde de varlığını devam ettirmektedir. Bu geleneğin temelleri İslâm öncesi döneme kadar uzanmakta ve Türklerin içinde bulunduğu kültür dairelerine göre bazı değişiklikler gösterse de özünü muhafaza etmektedir. Halkın konuştuğu sade dille ve saz/bağlama eşliğinde millî konuların işlendiği bir gelenek olarak vasıflandırılmaktadır. Bu gelenek yine halk içinden çıkan ve geleneği özümseyerek yetişen "âşıklar" tarafından icra edilmektedir. Osmanlı döneminde 17, 18 ve 19. yüzyıllarda parlak bir dönem geçiren ve güçlü temsilciler yetiştiren bu disiplin, halkın millî kültürünü oldukça başarılı ve canlı bir şekilde yansıtmış ve gelecek kuşaklara taşımıştır. Bir şairin içinde yaşadığı toplumun değerlerinden bağımsız bir eser veremeyeceği muhakkaktır. Bu çerçevede Osmanlı döneminde yaşayan saz şairleri, halkın kültürel değerlerinin yanında geleneğe ait unsurları da ifade etmeye çalışmışlardır. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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