tâze-gûʾî

poetry
Also known as: Sabk-i Hindī, tarz-i nev

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Turkish literature

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    In Turkish literature: Movements and poets

    …style of poetry was termed tâze-gûʾî (“fresh speech”) or tarz-i nev (“new style”). (By the early 20th century it had come to be known as poetry of the Indian school, or Sabk-i Hindī.) In the late 16th century the two most important figures had been the Indian-born poet Fayzî and…

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