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Pembe İncili Kaftan
Ömer Seyfettin, konusunu günlük olaylardan, hatıralardan, tarih, masal ve efsanelerden alan etkileyici hikâyeler yazmıştır. Ömer Seyfettin okumaları, yetişme çağındaki nesillere tarihsel perspektife sahip bir bilinç ve dil zevki kazandırır.
Ömer Seyfettin, Pembe İncili Kaftan hikâyesinde, Osmanlı’yla rekabete kalkışan Şah İsmail’e karşı devletin onur ve saygınlığını özenle temsil edecek bir elçi gönderilişini konu alır. Büyük bir fedakârlıkla donatılan elçilik heyeti, dillere destan bir pembe incili kaftanla Şah İsmail’in huzuruna çıkar.
Ömer Seyfettin, Pembe İncili Kaftan hikâyesinde, Osmanlı’yla rekabete kalkışan Şah İsmail’e karşı devletin onur ve saygınlığını özenle temsil edecek bir elçi gönderilişini konu alır. Büyük bir fedakârlıkla donatılan elçilik heyeti, dillere destan bir pembe incili kaftanla Şah İsmail’in huzuruna çıkar.
71 pages, Unknown Binding
First published January 1, 1917
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About the author
Ömer Seyfettin
287 books81 followersÖmer Seyfettin was born in 1884 in Gönen. He wrote under various aliases such as Ayas, Camsâp, C. Nazmi, C. Nizami, Ç. Kemal, F. Nezihi, Feridun Perviz, Kâf-ı Farsî, Kaygusuz, M. Enver, M. Enver Perviz, Ömer Perviz, Süheyl Feridun, Tarhan, and Tekin. Just like his father, Ömer Seyfettin was educated at the Kuleli Military Academy, and it was in this school that his love for literature bloomed. Some poems that he wrote during this period appeared in the publications Kadın and Bahçe. Following the declaration of the second constitutional monarchy, he was assigned to Thessalonica, and witnessed the awakening of nationalistic feelings among Balkan tribes.
In 1911 Omer Seyfettin cofounded a literary and cultural magazine entitled Genç Kalemler (Young Pens) with Ziya Gokalp and Ali Canip in Salonica.[4] Seyfettin began the early efforts in using Turkish in his literary output as opposed to Ottoman Turkish, as he outlined to Ali Canip in a letter.[5] He was recalled to the army under mobilization orders at the beginning of the Balkan War and after his units were defeated in Yanina in January 1913, he spent approximately 12 months in Greece as a prisoner of war.[6] After his release from captivity at the end of 1913, he returned to Constantinople, and was nominated the executive editor of the Türk Sözü, a publication which was related to the Committee for Union and Progress.[6] In 1914, after leaving the army for the second time, Omer Seyfettin became a literature teacher in an Istanbul High school. He became, also in 1914, the chief-author (Bashyazar) of the magazine Türk Yurdu. Between the years 1914 and 1917 he mainly wrote turanist poems, which were published in the outlets such as Tanin, Türk Yurdu or Halka Doğru. In 1917 he was to publish most of his literary work, which included a wide array of short stories. From 1919 to 1920 he published articles in Büyük Mecmua which was a supporter of the Turkish independence war. He died of diabetes in 1920, at the age of 36.
In 1911 Omer Seyfettin cofounded a literary and cultural magazine entitled Genç Kalemler (Young Pens) with Ziya Gokalp and Ali Canip in Salonica.[4] Seyfettin began the early efforts in using Turkish in his literary output as opposed to Ottoman Turkish, as he outlined to Ali Canip in a letter.[5] He was recalled to the army under mobilization orders at the beginning of the Balkan War and after his units were defeated in Yanina in January 1913, he spent approximately 12 months in Greece as a prisoner of war.[6] After his release from captivity at the end of 1913, he returned to Constantinople, and was nominated the executive editor of the Türk Sözü, a publication which was related to the Committee for Union and Progress.[6] In 1914, after leaving the army for the second time, Omer Seyfettin became a literature teacher in an Istanbul High school. He became, also in 1914, the chief-author (Bashyazar) of the magazine Türk Yurdu. Between the years 1914 and 1917 he mainly wrote turanist poems, which were published in the outlets such as Tanin, Türk Yurdu or Halka Doğru. In 1917 he was to publish most of his literary work, which included a wide array of short stories. From 1919 to 1920 he published articles in Büyük Mecmua which was a supporter of the Turkish independence war. He died of diabetes in 1920, at the age of 36.
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February 12, 2022
Bəyənmədim.
October 30, 2025
İçinde birkaç hikaye bulunuyor. Hikayeler hem ders vermeye yönelik hem de devrin toplumsal vaziyetini yansıtıyor. Ortaokul öğrencilerine okutulabilir. Zaten MEB temel eserler arasında.
November 19, 2018
Ömer Seyfettin'in en iyi hikayesi olabilir.
December 31, 2025
It is astonishing to be able to fit such a masterpiece of a story to mere 30 pages. Pembe İncili Kaftan is not a children’s book but instead a work that every adult should read and learn valuable lessons. It is a privalage to live a life without bootlicking and pursuing a honorful life, even if it ends in povery and misery. The message is to live with glory and to die with honor.
February 29, 2024
İçinde Pembe İncili Kaftan, Ferman, Vire ve Dünyanın nizamı adlı hikayeleri yer alıyor. Dünyanın nizamı hikayesi haricinde diğer hikayelerini oldukça beğendim. Ömer Seyfettin kalemini her zaman olduğu gibi yine konuşturmuş, okurken soluksuz bitirdiğim bir kitap oldu. Keyif vericiydi.
December 13, 2020
"-Dostum! Sen çok gençsin... Geçmişteki güzellikleri göremezsin...
-Sen de hayal adamısın. Gerçekleri göremezsin. Geçmişte ne var?
-Geçmişte bugünkü uygarlığın söndürdüğü nurlar var dedim. Yücelik var. Ruh temizliği var. Fikir uğruna fedakarlık var. Doğruluk, sadakat, vefa, fazilet, kerem, şefkat, muhabbet, aşk var. Hayatın gerçek manası olan ideallet var. Sonra inanç var.. Ah şimdi...
- Şimdi bunlar yok mu ?
-Yok, yok, diye inledim."
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August 31, 2013
Yeniden okumak daha güzeldi
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