@article{2012,title={The Eye Imagınary in the Poems of Edip Cansever},abstractNode={After the second world war, fragmentation and inanity appeared in the modern European art also reverberated to the Turkish art. Therefore, a visible changing was experienced in modern Turkish poetry, too. Edip Cansever stands at this breaking point of Turkish poetry. Cansever who wrote his first poems with the effect of Garip started to write a new form of poems since after the second part of 1950s when İkinci Yeni started to come into appear. Cansever who started to give appropriate work to the poetics of İkinci Yeni movement, especially with his book of poetry called Yerçekimli Karanfil (1957), inclined to the surrealism, cubism and subconscious unlike his first poems. Vocal, literary, syntactic and lexical deviations and unfamiliar reconciles occupied an important place in his poems. When the new style of poetry spread, disproportions concerned to the eye called attention at painting. Eye is a significant focal point of the fragmentation. However, in the poems of Edip Cansever, eye is the first step of subconscious depth. The aim of the article is to establish how Edip Cansever used the word of eye at the years called İkinci Yeni period in terms of the affection of painting and movie arts to the poetry. In our study, semantic and imaginative transformation of the word of eye is examined in the poetry books of Cansever called İkindi Üstü (1947), Dirlik Düzenlik (1954), Yerçekimli Karanfil (1957), Umutsuzlar Parkı (1958), Petrol (1959), Nerde Antigone (1961) and Tragedyalar (1964).},author={Ferhat KORKMAZ},year={2012},journal={Journal of Turkish Studies}}