
Irony in English Literature Definition and Theoretical FrameworkIrony is described in literature and rhetoric as a narrative technique that purposely creates a difference between the apparent meaning and the actual meaning. For the reader or listener, this disparity creates ambiguity, critical awareness, and a variety of interpretive options. From a theoretical perspective, verbal irony, which happens when what is spoken contrasts from what is meant, is considered a significant category in textu
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Aleyna Kavaklıoğlu

Ümit Yaşar Oğuzcan was born in the Tarsus district of Mersin. His childhood was marked by hardship, and he even described his life as “a trial.” From the age of three, he endured various accidents, illnesses, and surgeries: appendicitis at 14, kidney surgery at 19 (he had only one kidney), and tonsillectomies at 30. His early interest in poetry stemmed largely from his family’s love of poetry and his admiration for the famous poets of his time, Faruk Nafiz Çamlıbel. His earliest poetic attempts
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Yahya B. Keskin