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The place of "Rumeli" journal in Bulgarian Turkish literature

2022
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Advisor: Doç. Dr. Ertuğrul Karakuş

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This study examined the magazine "Rumeli", which contributed to Bulgarian Turkish Literature, published between 2008 and 2020. Work; the input consists of the main parts, such as the three parts, the result and the bibliography. The study briefly touched on Bulgarian history, literature and geographical information, and provided a basis for the topic, depending on the demographic of the magazine and its core address. Under the title "Chapter 1", "Overview of Bulgarian Turkish Literature", Bulgaria examined Turkish Literature in two written and verbal ways. They were more easily analyzed, taking advantage of a variety of resources and putting them into periods. And then, under this heading, the title "Press Broadcasting Activities in Bulgarian Turkish Literature" was attempted to put it in chronological order "from the past to the present". The purpose of connecting the Bulgarian Turks in a common cultural landscape, the Rumelia magazine's 67 issues so far have all come under complete scrutiny. It was deemed appropriate to review and write the magazine in two parts. In the first part, the authors' writings were divided into types; in the second part, a bibliography study of these species was conducted. The third chapter, "The General Review of Rumeli Magazine", was a general review of the magazine as appearance and presentation. In the "Literary Species in Rumeli", the species were listed and sampled, giving an overall assessment of the species. In this context, the influence of Rumelia in Bulgarian Turkish literature is seen. Finally, in the "Result" section, a breakdown of the most published data, such as the properties of species and species, is shared. In "Bibliography", the alphabetical order of the resources used is given.

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Dr. Merve İnce

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Merve İnce (Master Thesis). The place of "Rumeli" journal in Bulgarian Turkish literature, 2022, Kirklareli University.

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