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Analysis of the compiled motifs tales and folk tales village of Arpaçay

2018
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Advisor: Prof. Dr. Ensar Aslan

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The aim of this work is to examine the motifs of folk tales and folk tales from verbal cultural products compiled from five villages belonging to the Arpaçay district of Kars and compiled under the name of "Collections of Arpaçay Villagers". In our work, we will focus only on folk tales and fairy tales from many oral cultural products compiled from the Arpaçay villages. Firstly, tales and stories will be transferred to computer environment with transcription alphabet. After each story and story, episode summaries will be made. Then motive examinations will be done. The motifs will be organized according to the sequence in "Motif Index of Folk Literature" developed by Sitit Thompson. In addition, those who help the hero and block the hero will be identified. The study is divided into two parts except entrance and entrance. In the introduction you will be given information on "Collections of Arpacay Villages" and "Motif Index of Folk Literature". In the first part, the transcribed texts of the tenses in the compilation are given. Each text is followed by episode sequences, motif studies, and people who block the hero who helps the hero. In the second part of the study, folk tales were evaluated as being in the first part. In the glossary section at the end of the work, local words and meanings in the texts are given. We have identified a number of motifs suitable for the folk stories and occasions we have studied, developed by Sitit Thompson, "Motif Index of Folk Literature. In the conclusion section, a brief evaluation is given of the work we have done. Keywords: Arpaçay, Folk Tale, Tale, Motif

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Dr. Fatma Kutay Çalışkan

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Fatma Kutay Çalışkan (Master Thesis). Analysis of the compiled motifs tales and folk tales village of Arpaçay, 2018, Ahi Evran University.

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