Ali Lidar's Philosophical and Religious Language in the Context of His Works

Like every branch of science, philosophy and religion also have their own expressions and terms. It is extremely important that these words, which are necessary for the discipline of social sciences, are used correctly and appropriately. The question of to what extent it is possible for a poet or a literary figure to reflect his own style in his works and to use them with the culture and knowledge he has received constitutes the framework of the study. Philosophy is an activity of thinking, questioning and discussing; philosophical language is the established form of mentality, the form of emotion, the knowledge of life, the language that is made with itself. Religious language is the transfer of the perception of existence, humanity and God to the mentality structure through religious words. As can be understood from his works, Ali Lidar is a poet and writer who beautifully uses both the language of philosophy and religion with his worldview, understanding of life and mentality. He has shown experience, expression and meaning strongly in his works with his cultural background. In this study, Ali Lidar's life is briefly given, the philosophical meaning of the poems in his works is determined, and the way he uses religious language through the expressions in his poems is tried to be revealed.

Journal

BEYTULHIKME-AN INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PHILOSOPHY

Year

2025

Volume

15

Issue

2

Pages

785-802

ISSN

1303-8303

DOI

10.29228/beytulhikme.81112

WoS UID

WOS:001530390700017