Public beliefs in Aydın
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In this study, beliefs of people lived or living in or around the province of Aydin are classified and examined by compiling done in the region.In our study after giving the data to be transformed from written sources data obtained through compiling in the region is presented. Compiled information is transformed into written sources suitable with the resource people?s accents and is presented in this way.Cause our study is not a language study and studies on accents are the hardest ones done in the field of language, features of accent are tried to be transformed without using transcription letters. At the end of our study visuals as photos taken in the region and necessary map etc? took place.Our study is important as it shows beliefs and applications that reflect our social identity are vividly cherished in Aydin and around it. Despite the effects of technology on culture, beliefs partly decreasing partly adding some new elements and partly changing still exist in and around the province of Aydin.KEYWORDS: Aydin, Public Beliefs, Public Culture, Compiling, Social Identity
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Muazzez Aydıner
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Muazzez Aydıner (Master Thesis). Public beliefs in Aydın, 2012, Aydın Adnan Menderes University.
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