The folk beliefs in Antalya and its surrounding
2021
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Advisor: Dr. Öğr. Üyesi Muhammet Yeşilyurt
Abstract (EN)
Folk religion has been passed down from generation to generation in every region of Anatolia. It is seen that folk religion has been existing in many areas in Antalya District as well. Folk religion is considered within the scope of traditions and custom. When folk religion is discussed in general, non-religious practices come to mind. However, when the basis of folk religion is taken into consideration, it seems certain that there is a connection between folk religion and the concept of religion. In our study, we firstly mention the concepts that needs to be dealt with in the context of our subject. Then, the beliefs related to shrines as well as birth, marriage and death, which are called "the stages of life" in which folk religion is common, and the effects of religion itself on these beliefs are discussed by mentioning the geographical, historic and sociocultural features of Antalya in order to introduce Antalya District. The study has been completed by using descriptive method, one of the research methods of the History of Religion. Written and printed works as well as articles about folk religion along with the resources on the Internet and opinions of resource persons have been utilized.
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Dr. Büşra Demirel
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Büşra Demirel (Master Thesis). The folk beliefs in Antalya and its surrounding, 2021, Akdeniz University.
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