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Social values in Erzurum anecdotes

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2024
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The high level of welfare in a society is directly proportional to the attitude towards the basic values of that society. Transferring these values from generation to generation is done through species that are cultural transmitters. One of these genres is the anecdote, which is one of the folk literature narrative genres. Anecdote is a genre that is among the narrative-based genres of folk literature. Although it is small in volume, it is a very effective genre in terms of its narrative power and the messages it conveys. The anecdote has been a genre that has lived for thousands of years and spread from word to mouth during the oral narrative periods, but has maintained its permanence for generations with the invention of writing. He addresses the messages he wants to convey in a humorous language. Erzurum's anecdotes, which are the cornerstone of the oral culture tradition, are very important in terms of conveying culture. While anecdote carry culture, they also carry the values of that society. The aim of the study is that Erzurum anecdotes are of a quality and quantity worth studying, and that there has not been a previous study addressing the social values in Erzurum anecdotes. As a result of the study, a text-centered research was conducted using the qualitative research method, and the values and anecdotes we discussed under 13 headings were examined, and how they were used in values education was concluded and added to the literature. Key Words: Erzurum anecdotes, Anecdot types, Anecdote, humor types, value, classification of values, social values, values education.

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Edanur Türker

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Edanur Türker (Master Thesis). Social values in Erzurum anecdotes, 2024, Niğde Ömer Halisdemir Üniversity.

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