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Contemporary kazan Tatar author Marsel Galiyev language and style in their works

2022
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Advisor: Prof. Dr. Ramilya Yarullina Yıldırım

Abstract (EN)

Language is the greatest enrichment of the human world and the most valuable service of every nation. It is one of the most important tasks for every human being to see the beauty of their native language, to be able to adapt or use it in accordance with the tools of that language. There is a great deal of writers who use the word as an art in the preservation and preservation of the history of a nation, the national and spiritual culture of the people. The language of written literature is inextricably linked with the development of literary language. Artists who are well versed in the full potential of the language will contribute to the development of the literary style and the enrichment of the literary language. Marcel Galiev, a poet and writer who has a prominent place in contemporary Tatar literature, is an artist who has a unique literary style, approach and concept in his own way, both in Nazism and prose. His literary creativity, unbroken new imagery, and the richness of his word art stand out in terms of richness. The literary personality of the artist, who masterfully combines the depth of thought with his language skills, is still unknown in Turkey. In this regard, it is possible to demonstrate the mastery of the literary language and to look at the richness of the Tatar literary language today; Thirteen poems and prose works by fellow Tatar artist Marcel Galiev, including Aḳ Abaġalar, entitled "White Eternal Herbs", are included in the poem. From the author's works, information about literary personality, language and style is provided in the photo. Keywords: Comparative Kazan Tatar Literature, Marsel Galiyev, Literary Language, Development

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Dr. Fatma Canpolat Canal

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Fatma Canpolat Canal (Doctorate thesis). Contemporary kazan Tatar author Marsel Galiyev language and style in their works, 2022, İnönü University.

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