yerli bir yazarın ingilizce dilde yazılmış hayatını arıyorum

[burch1975]

dostlar. yerli bir yazarın ingilizce dilde yazılmış hayatını arıyorum.halit refik,oguz atay, necati cumalı gibi.. bir ödev konusu olarak aldım. bilgisi olan varsa yardım edin lütfen

[ofaruk27]

Mehmet Akif Ersoy

A great Turkish - Islamic poet, he has also written the lyrics of our national anthem.

Akif practically screams with his poetry where he displays a striking strong voice which kindles nationalistic feelings. The poem he wrote for those who died at Gallipoli, is the greatest of the legends of heroism. Akif who gave us the most effective examples of the art of poetry, has moved to Anatolia during the National Independence War, and was one of its participants.

Despite the fact religious subjects are abundant in his poems, he cannot be considered as merely an Islamic poet. His lines, taking their theme from numerous problems faced by the society, has proven that his vision reached far beyond religion. His poems are collected in seven volumes under the title "Safahat"

[ofaruk27]

Nazim Hikmet [Ran]:
(Salonica 1902-Moscow 1963) His grandfather was the governor of Salonica, his father had been consul at Hamburg. He was enrolled at the Naval Academy, after five years he was given a medical discharge. During the National struggle he went to Anatolia and taught school in Nationalist territory. He went on to Batum in 1921. In 1922 he was accepted into the Department of Economic and Social Studies at the University of Moscow where he remained until 1924. He returned to Istanbul, started working in the journal Resimli Ay. Becasue of a poem he published, Ankara Istiklal Mahkemesi (Independence Tribunal) sentenced him to 15 years of hard labor and exile. He flee to Russia and returned in 1928. He was immediately imprisoned at Hopa border, and sentenced to six years and six months of penal servitude. This sentence was shortened by a year and a half through another amnesty in 1933 on the 10th anniversary of the Republic. He worked in local film studios, wrote scripts. By the decree of the Court of the Military Academy he was sentenced to 15 years for his subversive activities among the its students. The Naval Academy Special Court added a sentence of 20 years for the same offense, which brought the total sentence to 61 years and 6 months. On the accession of Demokrat Parti in 1950, numerous lawyers and intellectuals petitioned to include Nazim Hikmet's name in the political amnesty list. He was released but he needed to flee once more, this time to Rumanis. He spent his last 20 years in Poland, Bulgaria and the Soviet Union. He wrote poetry, plays, film scripts, and novels. Two of his novels are published posthumously.