A research over Bursa village guvendes
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Oral products, which take part in intengible culturel heritages, hold a place in historical process as components that act part in the formation of society cultures. The products that come into existance from birth to death are also reflections of communities lives. This study involves a systematic investigation about ?Bursa Village Güvendes? which have unique specialities under the terms of music, lyrics and dances. The purpose of this study is to supplement the folklore by determining, recording, classifying and concluding village güvendes that are traditional products of public cultures. Identification is used in the fist phase of the study. In the next phase, structured and semi structured interviev techniques are used in the field. The word ?güvende? is tried to be explained by written sources, public and experts but in the end it wasn?t represented clearly. It is discovered that the word commonly used for ?to trust? and ?dependence?. It is suggested for the researchers to expose the related melodic and oral formal expressions in order to explain the village güvendes which belong to nomads much more clearly.
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Özlem Elitaş
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Özlem Elitaş (Master Thesis). A research over Bursa village guvendes, 2010, Afyon Kocatepe University.
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