Transcripted text of the hymn periodicals which are in Koç University manuscripts collection and classification according to the Mestap
2018
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Advisor: Prof. Dr. Mehmet Fatih Köksal
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The mecmua is derived from the root of Arabic "cem" that comes to mean like the whole of the things gathered and accumulated, arranged and organized. As a literary term the the texts / pieces of text belonging to different persons are defined as works which are gathered together in an order or irregularly. The mecmua's, which shows the source identity for the researches of classical Turkish literature, is capable of providing information to various branches of science such as sociology, history, history of religions, medicine besides literature with its rich material they contain. Among these diversity there is also mecmuas in which the texts on the axis are put together based on a single species or form. One of the mecmua types in which the same kind of texts are collected is the divine mecmua's. The subject of our work is the classification of the divine mecmua in the Koç University Manuscripts Collection according to the transkriptional text and the Project Systematic Classification of Mecmua's (MESTAP). Key Words: Classical Turkish literature, poem, divine mecmua, MESTAP.
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Dr. Giyasi Babaarslan
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Giyasi Babaarslan (Master Thesis). Transcripted text of the hymn periodicals which are in Koç University manuscripts collection and classification according to the Mestap, 2018, Ahi Evran University.
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