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REBELLIOUS GIRL OF THE ANCIENT GREEK: SAPPHO

ANTİK YUNAN’IN ASİ KIZI: SAPPHO

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261–268
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2022-10-11
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She was named as ‘10th Moses’ by Plato, and she as a woman, we observe that she chose an independent life and even if there were huge costs she never wasn’t grumbling about it and kept tussling for it

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Objective & Hypothesis:This article aims at the examination of one of the greatest poet of the archaic Greek, Sappho, who stands against traditional masculine idea of archaic Greek along with her young female pupils she had knock up for the life pending ahead with the way of expression in her poetry and her extraordinary life.
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Key Findings & Data:Unlike the other archaic poets with their intentions about woman figure and the woman idea that dictates necessity on reining the woman as a creature, Sappho showed with her poems that woman has to be in an active role in love rather than a passive passionate object role.
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This article aims at the examination of one of the greatest poet of the archaic Greek, Sappho, who stands against traditional masculine idea of archaic Greek along with her young female pupils she had knock up for the life pending ahead with the way of expression in her poetry and her extraordinary life. Unlike the other archaic poets with their intentions about woman figure and the woman idea that dictates necessity on reining the woman as a creature, Sappho showed with her poems that woman has to be in an active role in love rather than a passive passionate object role. She was named as ‘10th Moses’ by Plato, and she as a woman, we observe that she chose an independent life and even if there were huge costs she never wasn’t grumbling about it and kept tussling for it

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Bu yazı, Antik Yunan’ın en büyük şairlerinden Sappho’nun, gerek sıra dışı yaşamı gerek şiirlerindeki anlatımıyla Antik Yunan’ın geleneksel eril düşüncesine karşı duruşunu ve eğittiği genç kızları hayata nasıl hazırladığını irdelemeyi amaçlamaktadır. Kadın figürlerini, kontrol edilmesi gereken yaratıklar olarak betimlemeye meyilli olan birçok Arkaik şairden farklı olarak Sappho, aşkta kadını pasif bir tutku nesnesinden aktif hale getirmeyi kadınlara ithafen yazdığı şiirlerle göstermiştir. Platon tarafından “Onuncu Musa” olarak adlandırılan Sappho’nun kadın olarak, özgür bir yaşamı seçtiğini ve bunun bedelini ödemesine rağmen hiçbir zaman bu durumdan şikayetçi olmadığını ve mücadelesine devam ettiğini görüyoruz

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USLU, L. (2022). REBELLIOUS GIRL OF THE ANCIENT GREEK: SAPPHO. Dicle Üniversitesi Sosyal Bilimler Enstitüsü Dergisi, Cilt: 10 - Sayı: 21, 261–268. https://ajindex.com/articles/487920

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