Kutadgu Bilig'de Bir Üslup Özelliği Olarak -sA bolmaz Yapısı

Stylistics, which has a common place in linguistics and literature studies; developed as a branch of science used to reveal the language usage of the literary texts and the mental structure that constitutes the text. Kutadgu Bilig, as the name suggests, is a work written in Karahanid Turkish which is the standard language of the period in order to show the ways of being happy in every field and branch of both worlds. The work, written as a mesnevi, is not only a politician, it is a guide that gives important information about all points in the life of the society and the individual, sheds light on every stage of the social life and gives advice on various subjects. Grammar and morphology on the basis of the work on the stage of recording a certain point has been reached, while the work was written in the period of Karahanid Turkish and artists are seen to be very little on the stylistic studies. Considering the content characteristics of Kutadgu Bilig, it is seen that it was written as an advice book. Many different topics such as social values, family life (relationships with spouses and children), eating and drinking manners, speaking styles, the application of rules in various places and health constitute the subject of Kutadgu Bilig. It would not be wrong to say that a unique style and style is reflected on every page of the work in the sections where these subjects are explained. The formal and semantic dimensions that make up the style outlined indicate that the work should be evaluated as a whole. In this article, the phrase -sA bolmaz is discussed and its place in semantic structure, semantic indicators, usage areas and contribution to the formation of style are emphasized. In the seventeen samples discussed, it was found that -sA bolmaz group affects the meaning at three points. It was seen that the meaning frame was shaped around certainty, general validity and subjective thoughts

Art · Cultural and Sociopolitical Studies · Linguistics and Cultural Studies · Turkish Literature and Culture · Geology

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