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YAŞAM VE ÖLÜMÜN EŞİĞİNDEKİ VAMPİR-YAZAR: “LA BELLE DAME SANS MERCİ: A BALLAD”

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  • İstanbul Üniversitesi LITERA, Journal of Western Languages and Literatures

Publication Year:

  • 2010

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Abstract (2. Language): 
The romantic poet John Keats, in his poem “La Belle Dame Sans Merci”, explores the artist’s traditional descent to the underworld. The persona, a knight-at-arms, grapples with death in the dark deep and is reborn as a poet. In the fertile underworld, he meets with the dead who exist beyond time and thus hold the knowledge and stories of the past and also know the present and future. The poet-persona derives inspiration from the dead and returns to the world above with the mission of restoring depth to the superficial life and knowledge on earth.
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Abstract (Original Language): 
Romantik şairlerden John Keats “La Belle Dame Sans Merci” adlı şiirde şairin geleneksel yeraltına inişini işler. Şiirdeki şövalye karanlık derinlikte ölüp şair olarak dirilir. Bereketli yeraltında zamanın ötesinde var olup geçmişin bilgeliğini ve öykülerini koruyan ve bugünü ve yarını da bilen ölülerle karşılaşır. Şair ölülerden ilham alarak yeryüzüne döner ve oradaki yüzeysel yaşama ve bilgiye derinlik katar.
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