The Beard as an Object of Social Paradox in Classical Turkish Poetrys
The beard is an effective indicator of identity, status and understanding of socialgender roles. Its anatomical and physiological structure, and the possibilitiesoffered by this structure, enable the wearer to convey a sense of character and status.The beard has been an integral part of cultural history, not only as a physiologicalelement, but also as ...
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