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Necip Fazıl Şiirinde Batılaşmanın Getirdiği Kökensel Korku ve 'Özne' Direnişi

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Necip Fazıl Kısakürek is a craftsman who can clearly define his personal idea in Turkish thought and poetry. One of the greatest influences on Necip Fazıl, the individual mind transformation… Click to show full abstract

Necip Fazıl Kısakürek is a craftsman who can clearly define his personal idea in Turkish thought and poetry. One of the greatest influences on Necip Fazıl, the individual mind transformation of the living, is the Western thought reaction that he has the ability to recognize closely. In terms of Turkish thought, 19th and 20th centuries, Necip Fazıl is also thought-provoking in terms of the fact that existing conditions coincide with a time period in which Western-originated appropriations are made. In another respect, Nacip Fazıl is a man who resists in the literary-political context of Western-originated ideas. However, the effect of Westernization on the thought of our life is possible to be treated as a 'fear' over the poet. This article attempts to evaluate the mysticalmetaphysical character of Necip Fazıl's poetry in a western sense of 'fear'. In this context, Necip Fazıl's phenomenon is considered as a form of resistance that is shaped by the dimension of reaction in the language of poetry towards fear beyond an eccentric sensation; it is seen that the poet has shaped the attitude of the West from the mind and the attitude against the ideas coming from the art. It is also one of the primary areas of interrogation, in terms of the meaning and metaphors, how often the feelings of side by side are in the name of the poet. Therefore, Necip Fazıl poetry is not only a poem that delights my senses while positioning myself in the face of the West. In fact, it is a poetry linking subjective utterances to the idea of a universal self. Fear is a feeling of being met with the idea of a universal self.

Keywords: iirinde bat; poetry; man; faz; faz iirinde; necip faz

Journal Title: Turkish Studies
Year Published: 2017

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