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The Emotional Map of Literature is a research and critical study by Esra Dicle that examines the concept of emotion in literature through an interdisciplinary perspective. Published in November 2022 by Dergâh Yayınları as part of its Turkish Literature – Studies series, the book spans 372 pages. Content and Structure The book analyzes the relationships between emotional studies and fields such as philosophy, sociology, anthropology, history, ecology, gender, and economics, using literary texts a

"Every Minister Cannot See" As human beings, each of us looks at new things, new places with every new day and every new moment—but how much of it do we actually see? Amid this vast flood of images flowing before our eyes, how many details touch our hearts or leave a trace in our minds? Günün Olağan Akışında İstanbul (Fotoğraf: Muhammet Emin Bakır) " image-element-format="right" image-height="853" image-source="https://cdn.t3pedia.org/media/uploads/2026/03/23/84QjV2gQUvpNoTz6SkHdHJDLcNA6gz08.jpe

Curiosity is an instinct that drives living beings to learn about and understand what is happening around them. This feeling is not unique to humans; it is observed in many species through behaviors aimed at exploring the environment and responding to novel situations. Curiosity arises when an individual encounters a situation they do not know or only partially understand, prompting a desire for information. During this process, the resulting need to learn is based on the reduction of uncertaint

“To go to a fire with a bellows” is an idiom. This idiom means to make a bad situation worse. What Does It Mean? This idiom means to escalate a problem or conflict instead of calming it down. In other words, the person makes things more difficult rather than resolving the situation. An image symbolizing the idiom (generated by artificial intelligence.) " image-element-format="right" image-height="1536" image-source="https://cdn.t3pedia.org/media/uploads/2026/03/28/usKLvd4yKKEtzjV4MfK8kfUIaKvuz3D

Songs always comfort people. When they are sad, they let them fully experience their sorrow. When they are happy, they allow them to laugh wholeheartedly. When missing someone, they miss them through songs; they are never alone. When saying goodbye to a loved one, they bid farewell to their former self through songs. Sometimes the words within songs are the expressions of inner feelings. Sometimes the rhythm of songs is the heartbeat itself. Sometimes the remedy for loneliness lies in songs. And

You open your eyes in the morning. Nothing dangerous is happening. You are healthy, you have a job, you are with loved ones. Yet still, you fight a small battle with yourself to get out of bed. You spend the day doing things, always doing things, but none of them fill you. Evening comes, and you ask yourself, “What did I even do today?” There is an answer—but no satisfaction. You are not unhappy, really. Have you fallen into depression? No, you do not feel that. So what is this? It has a name: l

I would rather kiss you not with my lips but with my eyes; my heartbeat would quicken not when your lips touch mine, but when your eyes meet mine. Your eyes are brown, sir, like earth, like sand, Like the endless expanse of the sky; deep eyes that draw you in gently, making you lose yourself the longer you look, brown-eyed sir. I would carry you not in my heart but on my eyelids, as if they might close and shut you away when I sleep. I would see you not with my eyes but with my soul—I would see

Elma Beklesin is the first poetry collection by Aleyna Taran. Published in July 2024 as part of Dergâh Yayınları’s Turkish Literature series, the work consists of 56 pages and explores the emotional intensity of the modern individual through minimalist imagery. Subject The book poetically depicts emotional fractures, moments of solitude, and the search for hope. Inner anguish is conveyed through metaphors of “salt,” “wound,” and “crying,” while the emotions evoked by the verses invite readers in

Türkü is a unique folk melody that expresses human emotions, experiences, and dreams through both poetry and music. Türküs may appear as a joyful dance tune, a sorrowful lament, or a heroic tale. They are sung and played, often accompanied by the bağlama (saz). Where Does the Türkü Come From? The word “türkü” derives from “Türk.” In the past, it was called “Türkî.” Different Turkic communities use different names for these melodies: in Azerbaijan they are called “mahnı,” the Kazakhs say “halık a

The increasing penetration of artificial intelligence systems into every aspect of life has brought about not only technological but also sociological, psychological, and ethical implications. People are no longer merely using AI applications; they are also developing positive or negative emotional attachments to these systems. Sometimes admiration, sometimes fear, and sometimes deep mistrust. This article aims to analyze the social perception of AI technologies, the influence of media, and indi