Sebahat DENİZ
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Sebahat DENİZ Contacts |
Research area
Social and Human Sciences, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Department of Turkish Language and Literature, Department of Old Turkish Literature
1. Old Turkish Literature: Focused on the analysis of historical texts and their cultural significance.
2. Classical Turkish Poetry: Examining thematic elements and stylistic features in classical poetry.
3. Historical Linguistics: Investigating the evolution of the Turkish language and its dialects.
4. Linguistic Analysis: Exploring the structures and vocabulary of Old Turkish.
5. Research on Classical Poetry: Analyzing thematic elements and cultural contexts within classical Turkish poetry.
6. Linguistic Studies: Investigating historical linguistics related to Turkish and its evolution over time.
7. Thesis Supervision: Mentoring numerous graduate students in their research projects.
8. Conference Participation: Engaging in academic conferences to discuss her research findings and collaborate with other scholars.
1. "Türk Dili ve Edebiyatı" - A foundational text examining the development and characteristics of the Turkish language and its literature.
2. "Eski Türk Edebiyatı" - This work analyzes Old Turkish literature, exploring its historical context, major themes, and literary forms.
3. "Fuzûlî’nin Divanı'nda Kozmik Unsurlar" - A study focusing on cosmic themes within the poetry of Fuzûlî, highlighting how these elements reflect cultural beliefs.
4. "16. Yüzyıl Divan Şiiri" - This publication investigates the poetic styles and thematic elements present in 16th-century Ottoman poetry.
5. "Klasik Türk Şiirinde Temalar" - An analysis of recurring themes in classical Turkish poetry, offering insights into the cultural and social influences on the poets.
Professor Dr. Sebahat Deniz teaches various courses in Turkish Language and Literature at Marmara University, with a particular focus on:
1. Old Turkish Literature: Analyzing historical texts and their literary significance.
2. Classical Poetry: Examining themes, styles, and cultural contexts in classical Turkish poetry.
She actively supervises graduate and doctoral students, guiding their research and encouraging critical analysis and scholarly exploration. Her teaching methodology integrates discussions about historical and cultural contexts to enhance students' understanding of the literary heritage.