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Navigating Cultural Challenges in Transplant Surgery: Insights from Turkish Surgeons. [PDF]
Healthcare (Basel)Karataş H, Balas Ş.
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A Turkish cultural circle: Bektashi Alevism
Journal of Human Sciences, 2006 Bektaşi Aleviliği, Anadolu’da doğmuş, Balkanlarda yaygın ve etkin bir oluşum olarak var olmuş bulunan sosyolojik yapılanma için gerekli bir tanımlamadır. Bektaşi Aleviliği var olduğu sürece Türkçe kültür çevresi dahilinde varlığını sürdürmüştür.
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Lifestyle and BMI Changes after the Release of COVID-19 Restrictions: Do Humans Go 'Back to Normal'? [PDF]
Biology (Basel)Krznar B +3 more
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Parental concerns, behaviours, and attitudes associated with childhood vaccinations in Albania: a cross-sectional study. [PDF]
BMC Public HealthQatipi L +5 more
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Self-Care Behaviors, Health Indicators, and Quality of Life: A Comprehensive Study in Newly Diagnosed Type 2 Diabetes Patients. [PDF]
Nurs RepKiçaj E +5 more
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Beyond Death: Exploring Cultural Perceptions in Cadaveric Organ Donation. [PDF]
Omega (Westport)Karataş H.
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Bektashi anecdotes and laughter theories
, 2010 The situations that cause laughing in Bektashi anecdotes and assessments are presented in this article by using laugh theories like excellence, non-compliance and relaxation. By studying Studying the help of tehories the help of laugh, a phenomenon theories which evaluate the origins and causes of laugh a phenomenon peculiar to human being, it is seen ...
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The musical codes of alevi-bektashi culture
, 2011 Music is an effective abstract means which accompanies religious expressions and practices in all the beliefs. It is known that music is a religious-based phenomenon in Alevi-Bektashi culture. Some musical elements symbolised Alevi-Bektashi culture and their belief system.
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