Can Yücel

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Yücel's signature on a stone in his garden in Datça

Can Yücel (* 1926 in Istanbul , † 1999 in Izmir ) was a Turkish author of political poetry.

He mainly published volumes of poetry. Yavra appeared in 1950 . From the 1970s until his death, numerous other works appeared, including some essays, for example on his poetic work Can'dan Yazılar .

Following Wilpert , Yücel's eloquent political poetry had the “style of a modern vagabond”.

Yücel was a son of Hasan Ali Yücel , the founder of the Turkish village institutes and Minister of Education of Turkey.

Publications (selection)

  • Yazma ( 1950 )
  • Sevgi Duvarı (1973)
  • Bir Siyasinin Şiirleri (1974)
  • Ölüm ve Oğlum (1976)
  • Rengâhenk (1982)
  • Gökyokuş (1984)
  • Canfeda (1985)
  • Çok Bi Çocuk (1988)
  • Kısa Devre (1990)
  • Kuzgunun Yavrusu (1990)
  • Gece Vardiyası (1991)
  • Güle Güle-Seslerin Sessizliği (1993)
  • Zintiler (1994)
  • Maaile (1995)
  • Seke Seke (1997)
  • Alavara (1999)
  • Mekânım Datça Olsun (1999)

Single receipts

  1. ^ Gero von Wilpert (Ed.): Lexicon of world literature. Foreign language authors; Volume A – K, Kröner 2004, p. 1978

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personal data
SURNAME Yücel, Can
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Turkish poet and essayist
DATE OF BIRTH 1926
PLACE OF BIRTH Istanbul
DATE OF DEATH 1999
Place of death Izmir