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“Bir Adam Yaratmak”, asıl sanatçı kimliği şairlik olarak bilinen çok yönlü yazar Necip Fazıl Kısakürek’in fırtınalı hayatındaki buhranlı bir döneminin ürünüdür. Bu eser, yazarın en önemli tiyatro oyunudur. Oyun, Necip Fazıl Kısakürek’in bir boyuttan diğer boyuta geçişinde yaşadığı dramatik ikilemleri gözler önüne serer. Bu ikilem, bir manevi arayışın neticesidir. Necip Fazıl Kısakürek, Çile şiirinde ‘Kustum öz ağzımdan kafatasımı’ dizesinde ifade ettiği gibi, bu tiyatro oyununda beynindekileri dışa vurur. Bu dışavurum, bir kimlik arayışıdır ve eserin başkarakterini çıldırmanın eşiğine getirir. “Bir Adam Yaratmak”, bir eserin ortaya çıkmasının sadece dilbilimsel kurallara değil, ruhbilimsel kurallara da bağlı olduğunu hatırlatır, çünkü bir edebî eserin kurgusunun insan bilincinden ayrı düşünülmesi imkânsızdır. Her edebî metinde, insan bilincinin aklî ve duygusal, anlamsal ve bilişsel özellikleri; yazarın dünyaya bakış açısı gözler önüne serilir. Çalışmamızda bu edebî eserin, yazarının şahsiyeti, özdeğerleri ve ruhî yapısından bağımsız düşünülemeyeceği fikrinden yola çıkılmıştır. Bu doğrultuda, Necip Fazıl Kısakürek’in “Bir Adam Yaratmak” adlı eserinin, ruhdilbilimsel incelmesini yapmayı amaçlamaktayız.

Scientific modelling has backed the use of personal electronic deterrents
to prevent shark attacks, suggesting they could save hundreds
of lives.The use of personal electronic deterrents
to prevent shark attacks could save more than 1000 Australian lives over the next 50
years, new scientific modelling suggests.Scientists have analysed shark bites around Australia from 1900 to 2020
to develop models and estimate the likely impact of electronic deterrents, had they been available.
The electronic shark deterrents could save more than 1000 lives in the next 50 yearsThe data, published in the scientific
journal Royal Society Open Science, found the deterrents capable of reducing the likelihood of a shark
bite by about 60 per cent.It found that could potentially save hundreds of lives over
the next half-century.Lead author Corey Bradshaw,
of Flinders University, said even though shark attacks
were rare, efforts to reduce the risk were valuable.’Avoiding death, injury,
and trauma from shark bites over the next half-century would
be a realistic outcome if people use these personal electronic deterrents whenever they’re in the water, and as long as
the technology is operating at capacity,’ Professor Bradshaw said. RELATED ARTICLES

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‘Given that governments are applying multiple approaches to
mitigate shark bites such as drones, drumlines, and acoustic monitoring, our simulations suggest
electronic deterrents could make a valuable contribution and so help allay community fears.’The researchers used
the Australian Shark Attack File, curated by Taronga Conservation Society Australia, to
develop models of incidents and then projected those shark
bites to 2066 when the population is expected
to rise to 49 million. There are a number of different electronic shark deterrents like this bracelet
(pictured)The researchers said their approach
relied on many assumptions, the biggest factors being stability
in the number of sharks, shark behaviour and distribution, and people’s use of the ocean.Co-author Charlie Huveneers, who leads the Southern Shark Ecology Group at Flinders University, said electronic
deterrents could be beneficial as long as people understood their effectiveness and how much they actually reduced the risk of attacks.’Although several studies have demonstrated that electronic deterrents can reduce the probability of shark bites,
device efficacy varies among manufacturers and even between products of
the same manufacturer,’ Associate Professor Huveneers said.A range of shark deterrents
is currently on the market using a variety of measures to help prevent attacks, including magnetic waves that disrupt a shark’s
senses and acoustic signals that repel the animals. Deterrents can reduce
the chances of a shark bite by up to 60%