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The research on differencies of brindal and accesuaries design among culturals in Turkey

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2017
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The Anatolia has been a cradle to the number of societies and cultures and has provided two opportunities for meeting the cultures and to improve the new dynamics of social structures. Nowadays, to meet with the influences of cultures of the Hittite and Phrygia civilization, also East Rome and Byzantium culture in later centuries is extremely natural. In near centuries, cultures of the Ottoman and Seljuk has a significant impact to social life and has led to the emergence of new societal culture. At the same time, any culture does not show a development as independently from previous cultures. Not only they may be affected by previous cultures, but also they may have a significant impact on the next cultures and have provided for development of them. On the other hand, the Anatolia is allowed the presence of different cultures and upper identities. It observed that, the number of ethnic groups and cultures live in this land for a long time. In addition to that, while these ethnic cultures have been continuing with their lives, they have been affected by other cultures and have affected to other cultures simultaneously. Observing interactions with social live may affect to numerous factors which are related to daily life. Habits, social rituals and ceremonies can be listed as these factors. In this context, cultural concepts are also affecting the apparels of these societies and groups. Especially, apparels which used in important days such as wedding, feasts and funerals for ethnical groups can reflect the societal culture of these groups in the past and present and may be indicators of their culture.

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Selda Önder

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Selda Önder (Master Thesis). The research on differencies of brindal and accesuaries design among culturals in Turkey, 2017, İstanbul Arel University.

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