Ahmet Köklügiller

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Ahmet Köklügiller (born 1936) is a contemporary writer and influential educationist. He was born in Adana, Turkey. He worked in Tarsus as a teacher. Later he lectured in Istanbul, and since 1957 he has been writing for magazines and newspapers. He is also an author of study and auxiliary books for schools.

Researcher of literature (b. 1936, Bahçe / Osmaniye). He attended Cuma Fakılı Primary School and the Düziçi Primary Teachers Training School (1957) and graduated from the Balıkesir Necatibey Institute of Education, Department of Literature (1960). After 1960, he worked as a teacher of literature at secondary schools in Bartın, İvrindi, Tarsus and İstanbul. He retired in 1986.

He is famous for his research and textbooks on literature. He is a former member of the Turkish Language Association, a member of the Language Society and the Writers Syndicate of Turkey.

His early works appeared in the review Damla (Edirne) in 1954. His other works have been published in the reviews Varlık, Ilgaz, Şölen, Türk Dili and İmece and in the newspaper Öğretmenler.

His many years in service as a Turkish teacher earned him an image as a dedicated educationist, giving influential classes to his students.

[edit] Research-study

Ağrılı Üçgen (Painful Triangle, in collaboration with M. Uz and İ. Atlıhan, 1960), Türkçe Temel Bilgiler (Basic Knowledge of the Turkish Language, 1973), Noktalama ve İmla Sözlüğü (A Dictionary of Punctuation and Spelling, 1973), Nutuk (The Great Speech, simplified and condensed version of the “Great Speech” by Atatürk, 1973), Türkçe ve Edebiyat Sözlüğü (A Dictionary of Turkish and Literature, 1974), Açıklamalarıyla Atasözlerimiz (Our Proverbs with Their Explanations, 1979), Atatürk'ümüz (Our Atatürk, 1986), Edebiyatımızda Şairler ve Yazarlar (Writers and Poets in Our Literature, 1988), Yazarlar ve Şairler Sözlüğü (A Dictionary of Writers and Poets, 2002).

[edit] Bibliography

Tonguç Baba (Father Tonguç, 1981), Atatürk (Atatürk, 1976), Gılgamış (Gilgamesh, 1983), Karacaoğlan (Karacaoğlan, 1984), Pir Sultan (Pir Sultan, 1984).

In addition, he has published collections and children’s literature works.