Love appeals in Turkish
2013
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Advisor: Doç. Dr. Figen Güner Dilek
Abstract (EN)
In this study 92 literary works, including novels, stories and plays ?since the Tanzimat Priod of Turkish Litarature- were scanned and examined in order to focus on ?love appeals? and they were identified. Love appeals were examined in terms of structure and meaning in order to find out the indicators of Turkish People using for expressing their feeling.It was seen that love appeals, in some grammar books, are identified as exclamations of appeal on the other hand the others identify as prepositions of call.When we evaluate appeals about love of Turkish vocabulary in terms of content structure we determine that diminutive suffix that refer love +CI4k en first personal singular suffix +I4m are often used and they are in form of adjective phrases in clauses. Concerning the meaning it is seen that feelings and human relations are objectified, similes and similarity patterns are used to express feelings to beloved in order to strengthen meaning.With this study, focusing on our language and vocabulary, we tried to point out how rich it is. And we would like be able to put forward the values by displaying words an expressions about love that the universe based on.
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Dr. Esra Yıldız
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Esra Yıldız (Master Thesis). Love appeals in Turkish, 2013, Gazi University.
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