Fearful Mastery

From a Poem

We should now say "in the past": In the past, poets did not only write poetry, they also thought about poetry, especially their own poems, and fought about it in magazines; Because they had something to say about the land they lived in, to the world, to humanity, and perhaps more importantly, they had a "promise" they made to themselves; They went after this.
Turgut Uyar differs from the poets of his generation in that he pursued "this word" most frequently and most insistently. Not content with being the poet of a Shah Poem called The Most Beautiful Arabia in the World, which will last as long as the world continues, he also wrote books such as "Fearful Mastery", "First Courage", "Sewing Share", "The Bard's Work", "Our Lord Novice" and With his writings called "The Beauty of the Dead End", he gives us an example of how a poet can have other, completely different responsibilities other than writing poetry.
The still unique yield of this example is From a Poem: The Poet, from Abdülhak Hâmit to Yahya Kemal, from Nâzim Hikmet to Orhan Veli, from Oktay Rifat to Metin Eloglu, based on "one poem" of the poet he deals with, " He looks at what, how and why those who walked the path before him and those he walked with did; for us.


Thin Cover:

Number of Pages: 728

Year of Printing: 2016


eBook:

Number of Pages: 723

Year of Printing: 2016


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Yapı Kredi Publications

Number of Pages: 728

First Print Year: 2009

Language Turkish