Acaibüi'l Mahlukat, introduction, transcription, analysis, index, glossary
2010
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Advisor: Yrd. Doç. Dr. Selçuk Kırbaç
Abstract (EN)
? èAcâibü?l-Mahlûkât ? is a kind of didactic work which was made up with the informations from geography to astronomy, from biology to medicine, from history to endemic public culture. These works appeared as a kind. The resources of the works such as ? èAcâibü?l-Mahlûkât? is Grek Culture. Then it went through the Islamic Work with the translations into Arabic. It went through the wide geography with the translations into Persian and Turkish from that language.In the introduction of our work, informatdions about ? èAcâibü?l-Mahlûkât ? in Turkish Literature, its translations, the explanations of the work?s copy, the topic of the work, the date of the enrollment, the writer of the book is given. The basic of our work ? èAcâibü?l-Mahlûkât? of Ali Bin Abdurrahman is changed into today?s punctuation morks and the rules of orthography, paragraphs of the text is done. In the writing and phonetics part language analysis takes place which is explained with that period?s languege conception. The index part of the work is ended with the complete of the place names after the analytical index.
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Dr. Recai İnan
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Sakarya University
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Recai İnan (Master Thesis). Acaibüi'l Mahlukat, introduction, transcription, analysis, index, glossary, 2010, Sakarya University.
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