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Folklore on Trial: Pertev Naili Boratav and the Denationalization of Turkish Folklore

Journal of Folklore Research, 2005
In 1946, Pertev Naili Boratav established the first Department of Folk Literature in Turkey. In 1947 he was charged with discouraging nationalism and promoting leftism in his classroom. His trial, which took place the next year, marked a turning point in the development of Turkish folklore studies.
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Redemption from Hazardous Vows in Turkish Folklore

Journal of American Folklore, 2003
While vows are sometimes hard to keep, they may be even more difficult to escape. Because they are often sworn in the name of the Deity, of some other divine being (angel or saint), or of a sacred object (such as Solomon's signet ring), vows tend to have a sanctity which intimidates would-be violators. Turkish storytellers explore ramifications of such
Warren S Walker
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A Comparative Study Of Khorezm Folklore And The Folklore Of Turkish People

American Journal of Philological Sciences
The article discusses Uzbek folklore scholarship, particularly the establishment of Uzbek folklore studies and Professor Safarboy Ruzimbaev’s contribution to its development. The author emphasizes the importance of preserving Uzbek folklore and written literature as a unique part of the nation’s intangible cultural heritage.
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Turkish dental folklore

British Dental Journal, 2022
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A Preliminary Bibliography of Turkish Folklore

Journal of American Folklore, 1945
W D Preston
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Turkish Folklore: An Introduction

Journal of American Folklore, 1961
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THE CONCEPT «HUMAN» IN KYRGYZ AND TURKISH FOLKLORE

НАУКА, НОВЫЕ ТЕХНОЛОГИИ И ИННОВАЦИИ КЫРГЫЗСТАНА, 2022
В научной статье под названием «Концепция человека в кыргызском и турецком фольклоре» исследована концепция че-ловека в кыргызском и турецком фольклоре. Например, в кыргызском фольклоре кыргызы создают уникальные произведения в соответствии со своими традициями, обычаями и культурой, а тюрки создают свои произведения.
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Shoes in The Anatolian Turkish Folklore

2022
Ayakkabı, insanın yalnızca ayaklarını koruma ihtiyacını karşılayan bir eşya değildir. Yapılışıyla, şekliyle, rengiyle, çevresinde gelişen inanışlar ve uygulamalarla bir geleneğin ürünüdür. Günümüzün modern ayakkabıcılık anlayışı karşısında önemi azalmaya başlayan ayakkabıcılık ve yemenicilik, meslek folkloru içinde değerlendirilebilecek yegâne ...
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CULTURAL DIPLOMACY AND TURKISH FOLKLORE

2023
Kültür konusunda tarihten antropolojiye, uluslararası ilişkilerden halk bilimine kadar sosyal bilimlerin alt disiplinlerinde inceleme ve araştırmalar yapılmış, kuram ve yaklaşımlar geliştirilmiştir. Her siyasi kırılma dönemi veya devrimde olduğu gibi, 17.yüzyılda başlayan ve 18.
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Deer in Anatolian-Turkish folklore

2007
Primitive mankind accepted the living and unliving creatures around him as drinking, breathing and living creatures like himself and didn't separate himself from these creatures so that sometimes had relative relations with the animals. When these relations gained a profitable dimension, beliefs and legends occurred.
Karadavut, Zekeriya, Yesildal, Uensal Yilmaz   +1 more
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