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Turkish women history between 6 and 10 centuries (Pre-Islamic period)

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2018
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Abstract (EN)

In this research, it was tried to look at the place and value of woman in Turkish society before Islam from a historical point of view. For this reason, the role of women in the Turkish communities living in the 6th and 10th centuries, the position of women in Turkish customs, social and political life, tried to examine the value. In addition, in the texts in the inscriptions, female and male associations, reports of travelers, and female gravestones and sculptures were examined. The traditions and religions of the Turkish communities vary according to the geographical region they are in and the cultural changes of the women's perception are tried to be revealed. In evaluating the civilization levels of societies, the role of women, men and family has a very important role. It is suggested that the ancient Turkish communities are nomadic and therefore have no contribution to the history of civilization. But within the ancient Turkish communities the male-female associations will destroy this thesis. Keywords: pre-Islamic, Turkish history, women's history, women's sculptures,family, epic, mythology, state organization, Turkish inscriptions

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Başak Kuzakçı

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Başak Kuzakçı (Master Thesis). Turkish women history between 6 and 10 centuries (Pre-Islamic period), 2018, Yeditepe University.

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