Recreation of verbal culture media products on virtual culture media
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2011
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Advisor: Prof. Dr. Pakize Aytaç
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Cultures on earth first existed on verbal culture. New culture media appeared in the light of new technological developments. A new media called second culture media benefited from verbal culture while being created and protected by activating its traditional form.In this study, virtual media or general network has been discussed as a technological cultural media where cultural elements are rebuilt, spread and consumed fast. In the study how verbal products are built, what kind of traditional elements affect them and the relation between the change and virtual media have been determined. Proverbs, sayings, jokes, anecdotes, and short poems have been criticized in terms of performance, environment, performers and listeners through the study as well.Keywords1. Verbal Culture Media2. Written Culture Media3. Electronic Culture Media4. Virtual Culture Media5. Verbal Products and Their Transition
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İbrahim Gümüş
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Gazi University
Division of Turkish Folk Literature
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İbrahim Gümüş (Master Thesis). Recreation of verbal culture media products on virtual culture media, 2011, Gazi University.
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