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Musical Practices that taking part in Cultural Transmission Process in Bursa-İnegöl-Şehitler Village Alevi-Bektashi

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2019
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In the research, is aimed to make determinations about the role of musical practices in the cultural transfer process in Alevi-Bektashi society. The universe of research is constitute Alevi community living in Şehitler village of İnegöl district of Bursa, the sample is constitute "Youth Victim Cem" ritual organize every year in the village. In the research was brought together after from literature review related and personal interviews, participant observation the data obtained and used fieldwork method. İn the first part of this research consist from four parts in own is given place views and theories about concepts such as victim and cultural memory, cultural transmission, culturing, culture, Alevism constituent theoretical framework. Şehitler village which forms the research area examined in the second chapter in the context of properties cultural and demographic. In the third chapter after handled female breaths constitutes the important subject of cultural transmission and breath concept, musical structure, Cem rituals, in the fourth part the last part of the thesis is given place information about the application format and content of "Youth Victim Cem" handled as application and environment cultural transfer a natural. In the conclusion part of the research, sorted to in case of substances data of identify. Also appendices part is given place explanations of various terms related to the subject and the words of the breaths voiced by women, to note of the melody named "Şıh Semahı" compiled in the field.

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Turgay Yıldırım

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Turgay Yıldırım (Master Thesis). Musical Practices that taking part in Cultural Transmission Process in Bursa-İnegöl-Şehitler Village Alevi-Bektashi, 2019, Bursa Uludağ Üni̇versi̇ty.

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