Gelenbevî'nin (ö.1205/1791) "Risâle fi'l-Masdar" Adlı Eserinin Tahkikli Neşri ve Dil Felsefesi Açısından Değerlendirilmesi.

Ismail Galanbawī, known for his works in mathematics and logic, also wrote many works on language and rhetoric. His work called "Risālah fī al-Masdar", which means "infinitive treatise," is one such work. In this study, Galanbawī's life, works, and scientific personality are first touched upon. Subsequently, discussions about the masdar and hâsıl bi'l- masdar, which are the subjects of the work discussed in this research, and the linguistic background of the issue is included. Finally, Galanbawī's thoughts about masdar are included in the context of language philosophy, and a critical edition of his work "Risālah fī al-Masdar" is made. In verifying the treatise, the "Authorized Publication Guide" published by the Center for Islamic Research (ISAM) was taken as the basis. Any manuscript copy is not taken as the "original copy". The published text was verified by comparing three different copies to obtain the most accurate text. Galanbawī divided the "al-hāsıl bi al-masdar/total meaning revealed by infinitive" into two: lexical and terminological. He used logical data and dialectical investigation extensively in his work. In the background of Gelenbevî's discussion of the infinitive issue, there are three separate problems: ta'kîd (complexity), the definition of the agent, and human actions/will. Although he does not agree with the idea that the unknown has an infinitive, he allows the infinitive of the unknown under certain conditions in terms of meaning and imputation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]