Turkey is one of the important thoughts of people, writers, poets and philosophers died Aruoba Lent. The life of Oruç Aruoba, who is 72 years old and who owns many important works, is curious. Here is the life and works of Oruç Aruoba, one of the cornerstones of Turkish literature.
WHO IS ORUÇ ARUOBA?
Oruç Aruoba, who has written in many different branches, died at the age of 72. Upon the news of death, citizens began to wonder who Oruç Aruoba was and his works. Oruç Aruoba, born on July 14, 1948, Turkish writer, poet, academician and philosopher.
He was born in Karamürsel in 1948. After finishing TED Ankara College, he completed his undergraduate and graduate studies at Hacettepe University Faculty of Letters, Department of Psychology. He continued his studies at Hacettepe University and became a science specialist in philosophy. He worked as a lecturer at Hacettepe University between 1972 and 1983 and completed his doctorate in philosophy. During this period, he was a member of a philosophy seminar at Tübingen University in Germany and a guest lecturer at Victoria University (Wellington) (New Zealand) in 1981. He worked as a editorial director, editorial board member and editorial consultant in various media such as Red Magazine. His articles and translations have been published in many journals.
ACADEMIC STUDIES
Aruoba, who has conducted studies on epistemology, ethics, Hume, Kant, Kierkegaard, Nietzsche, Marx, Heidegger and Wittgenstein, continues these studies today. He especially focused on the art of poetry and Heidegger's approach to poetry; “According to him, the basic word of man is poetry. Because people are living, being in the world, establishing their relationship with other people through language. The basic meaning relationship between the language he lives in and the existence he lives in (historically) in all activities of man arises in poetry. Linguistic organizations called “poetry”, which have been seen in various forms throughout the entire known history of man, are the products of human orientation that try to reveal (express) this basic relationship. Heidegger tries to achieve this, to re-understand (interpret), to re-grasp one's relationship with the world and other insects. ” explained in words.
He also brought the works of thinkers, writers and poets such as Aruoba, Hume, Nietzsche, Kant, Wittgenstein, Rainer Maria Rilke, Hartmut von Hentig, Paul Celan and Matsuo Bashō into Turkish. It was the first time that Wittgenstein's works were translated into Turkish by Oruç Aruo. Same zamAt the moment Aruoba is also one of the representatives of haiku, a poetry genre originating from Japanese literature, in Turkish literature. The author also translated Nietzsche's "Antichrist" from German to Turkish.
Participating in the “Philosophy in Assos” events organized annually by the Philosophy Art Science Association as a speaker, the author makes presentations on many topics such as “What Happened to the Animal of Philosophy?”, “Science and Religion”. He also participated as a speaker in the symposium held within the scope of Füsun Akatlı Culture and Art Award events.
Oruç Aruoba took part in the selective committee together with Füsun Akatlı, Ahmet Cemâl, Doğan Hızlan, Nüket Esen, Orhan Koçak, Nilüfer Kuyaş and Emin Özdemir in the Cevdet Kudret Literature Award competition in 2006 and 2011.
Although the style and punctuation marks used by Aruoba in his poems are out of the literary rules, this has been considered by the academic community as the artist's style.
works
- Phrases, Somewhere to One Zammoments, 1990, Metis Publications
- Say Here, 1990, Metis Publications
- Walking, 1992, Metis Publications
- Hani, 1993, Metis Publications
- Ol / An, 1994, poetry, Metis Publications
- Cut Inspiration / tiler, 1994, poetry, Metis Publications
- Late Requests, 1994, poetry, Metis Publishing
- Sayıkimler, 1994, poetry, Metis Publications
- Far, 1995, Metis Publications
- Near, 1997, Metis Publishing
- What's Nothing, 1997, haikular, Varlık Publications
- With, 1998, Metis Publications
- Çengelköy Notebook, 2001, Metis Publications
- Zilif, 2002, Flood Publications
- Doğançay's Çınarları, 2004, poetry, Metis Publishing
- Self, 2005, Metis Publications
- Oak Whispers 2007, Metis Publications
- Accuracy in David Hume's Knowledge Perspective, 1974
- Connectivity of the Object (Hume - Kant- Wittgenstein), 1979
- A Short Note on the Selby-Bigge Hume, The Paper, Edinburgh, 1976
- The Hume Kant Read, Notification, Marburg, 1988
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