Turkish folktale death and mourning

The work that I make a profit of death and mouring in Turkish toff/tales is * being / Vr, ' \ > ~\ -*-* from the groups of introduction, three parh, result and bibliography. * **" * >j >* Ak r I divide the entrance part that I make a profit in the name of "About Tales, Death and Mouring" into these groups I. General Knowladge about the Tales II. Death and mouring in Turkish Culture III. Death and Mouring in Folk Tellings. I worked on the definition and the specialities of Tale, the sources of the tale, the methad of studging on Tale the academical workings about the tale and the way ot~ describing the death on this part that I called as "General kowledge about the Tale" I made a profit of death and mouring facts in a abtuse angle in the times of the Turkish world from the past to the present and today; Tukish world with the period of the days that our ancestars come to Anatolia and today's Anatolia on this part that I called as "Death and Mouring in Turkish Culture" I worked on detath and mouring facts by taking our ballads, Dede Korkut tales. Folk tales, Legends and anecdodes into consideration on this part that I colled as "Death and Mouring in Folk telling" I classified the first part that I called as 'The death in Tales" like this: The Dealth in human being, the death in animals and the death in extra ordinary creatures After dividing "The deaht in human being" into two groups which are called the death in childern and the death in adults I classified them an themselves ( Like, the people who die in a normal way, the people who killed as a punishment) I classify the death in extraordinary creatures into these groups: The death in giants, the death in monsters, and the death in fairies In the second paragraph I divide the death and resurrection in tales into the groups of human beings animals and extraordinary creatures as the specialities of the chacracters in tales. I make a profit just for human beings and animals intle third part which is called as "The mouring in Tales" KEY WORDS: Folktale, Motive, Death, Mourning, Resurrection. VI