Examination of the values in the Keloğlan tales series written by Fatma Hilal Başal

In this research, Keloğlan Takes the Lesson in Fatma Hilal Başal's book "Keloğlan Tales", Keloğlan and the Miller, Keloğlan and the Hayat Spring, Keloğlan and the Bandits, Keloğlan and the Physician, Keloğlan and the Good-Hearted Sultan, Keloğlan and Korkut and Turgut Brothers, It is aimed to examine the values in the fairy tale books Keloğlan and the Village Fire, Keloğlan and Zehra Sultan Becomes the Hero of Keloğlan Village in terms of twelve universal values accepted by UNESCO. Qualitative research method was used in the research. Data were collected through document review. Content analysis method was used in the analysis of the data. The Keloğlan tales selected in the research were examined according to 12 universal values in the UNESCO Values List, and the values in the tales were noted. According to the results, the number of values in each tale was tabulated according to frequency, percentage and intensity scores. Then, the dimensions of the values in the tales were expressed and interpreted by making quotations from the tales. After the examinations, the results related to the values were reached. In line with the results obtained in the research, the values are found in 22 places in total in the story book Keloğlan Takes His Lesson, in 36 places in total in the story book Keloğlan and the Miller, in 25 places in total in the story book Keloğlan and the Spring of Life, in 17 places in total in the story book Keloğlan and the Bandits, in the book Keloğlan and the Doctor in total 33 places. in the story book Keloğlan and the Good-Hearted Sultan in a total of 23 places, in the story book Keloğlan and Korkut and Turgut Brothers in a total of 28 places, in the story book Keloğlan and the Fire in the Village in 17 places in total, in the story book Keloğlan and Zehra Sultan in 35 places in total, and in the fairy tale Keloglan Becomes the Hero of the Village. It is mentioned in a total of 28 places in the book. In total, it was determined that it was mentioned in 264 places. While the existence of 11 universal values was observed in the examined fairy tale books, it was determined that the value of "freedom" was not included in any of the fairy tale books.