MİLLİ KÜTÜPHANE'DE "06 MİL YZ 4573-1" NUMARASI İLE KAYITLI MEC-MUA VE MUHTEVASI

Abstract

Conks (a kind of diary or notepad which contains poetries)  has been one of the most important sources of folk literature and folk culture for centuries. We also aimed to bring one of these sources to Turkish cultural studies by revealing the folk poets and poems registered in conk that we discussed in our article. The source we are working on is conk, which was completed in 1951 and registered in the National Library with the number "06 Mil Yz a 4573-1". In this study, we indicated the pseudonym of folk poets and the poems of these pseudonym by giving page numbers in alphabetical order. Most of the poems we come across bear traces of the Alawi-Bektashi culture. Although the general subject of the poems is within the religious-Sufi framework, non-religious poems have also found their place. It is not known by whom conk was written. Numerous typos have been made. The syllable and rhyme are also sometimes seen to deteriorate. Our study basically consists of three parts. In the introduction, we focused on the historical value of conks. We briefly touched on the roles folk poets play in society. We tried to explain the connection between the past and the present. In the second part, we evaluated the poems from a technical point of view and mentioned the topics that were processed. Instead of evaluating each poet one by one, we tried to reach general judgments. We focused on the causes of these defects by examining some of the defects we encountered. We touched on the subject of measure and rhyme. In the last episode, we opened the titles of folk poets in alphabetical order. Under the titles of folk poets, we included rhyme the of poems belonging to those folk poets in page order. We have mentioned separately the poets who use the syllabic measure and the aruz measure Keywords: Folk literature, Turks Folk Culture, Poem, Conk, Folk Poets