Folkloric science and literature in Zonguldak, Bartun and surroundings
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We know that all the nations have their own cultures, which are based on their historical backgrounds, life styles, and languages. Also we cannot deny the point Herber spotted on. As Herber said that; "As long as people protect their own cultural identities which are based on their languages and literatures, they can survive". In parallel of that, we started studying our thesis. Our thesis provided us very effective materials that make us communicate with all the other social sciences. The materials have had impact on our thesis and we classified the folkloric science in the thesis. We glanced and searched published thesis. In according that we classified our thesis. We tried to carry on the folkloric inheritances, which we have found around Zonguldak and Bartın, to the next generations.
Author
Mualla Murat
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Mualla Murat (Doctorate thesis). Folkloric science and literature in Zonguldak, Bartun and surroundings, 2002, Gazi University.
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