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The concept of state in turkey Turkish state suffixes in Atilla Ilhan's work called Sisler Bulvari and functional analysis

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2024
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Assoc. Prof. Dr. Özkan AYDOĞDU In this study, after the concept of state in Turkey Turkish, Atilla İlhanın's Boulevard of Fogs was prepared with the aim of state suffixes, functional use and what their duties are. In the introduction part of the study, general definitions about language are given and in the second part, explanations on the concept of state are given. In the third part, the research data collection method, which was planned and conducted according to the qualitative research method, was preferred as document analysis. The data obtained were analyzed descriptively. A search was made in accordance with the sample selection in the document of the research. In the fourth section, the poems were scanned and examined one by one for the state category, each state suffix was identified in number, the identified state suffixes were categorized in tables and graphs by collecting the data obtained in terms of both function and task, and the frequency of use of the state suffixes, the arithmetic mean and percentage distribution of the state suffixes, and the functions and tasks in which the state suffixes are used were determined. As a result of all these data, it was seen that +Yalın, +A, +I, +DA, +DAN, +(n)In, +lA, +CA states have a total of 2427 state uses, 27 functions and 35 tasks, and it was concluded that the main function of Sisler Boulevard in terms of the state category is the state of interest and the intensity of complement use in terms of task.

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Birsen Çiftçioğlu

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Birsen Çiftçioğlu (Master Thesis). The concept of state in turkey Turkish state suffixes in Atilla Ilhan's work called Sisler Bulvari and functional analysis, 2024, Ağrı İbrahim Çeçen University.

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