Investigation of Karaisali folk culture
2006
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In this paper, products of transition periods of times like; birth, marriage, deathtraditions and believes, fasts, ceremonies, folk cuisine, folk profession of doctor andanonymous literature are mentioned.In the first section which is connected with folk culture, informations which aretaken from written source are informed ın the first part about folk culture has beenguoted some information sources, folowing that customs and believings colleccted fromverbal sources have been guoted.In the second section which includes anonymous folk literature; product ofwriten in verse, writen in verse-prose and prose, anonymous folk literature areexplained. At the end of the each section, forms and contents are evaluated. At the endof the working as well as a dictionary had been prepared that includes local words.At the end of this search, it is understood that Feke folk culture is inspired fromMiddle Asia and Anatolian believes and cultures.Key Words: Karaisalı, Folk Culture, Transition Periods, Beliefs, AnonymousFolk Literature.
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Zeynep Kök
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Zeynep Kök (Master Thesis). Investigation of Karaisali folk culture, 2006, Çukurova University.
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