The examination in case of the book arts for two of Delâilü'l Hayrats in Manisa library of manuscripts
2017
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Advisor: Yrd. Doç. Dr. Hüseyin Elitok
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In this research the Delâil-i Hayrât prayer books with inventory numbers 2819 and 2820 in the Manisa Handwritten Library were examined in terms of book arts. Examined Delâil-i Hayrat books belongs to the XVIII. century and it has been found worthy to be investigated in terms of Turkish book arts. In the fırst part of the thesis consisting of three chapters; Information about book arts. In the second part; The topics of manuscripts and information about Delâil-i Hayrat. In the third section, information about the history of Manisa, the Manisa handwriting library is given. Within the same section, Delâil-i Şerif "books with the inventory numbers of 2819 and 2820 were examined in terms of book arts and examined from many aspects such as style, pattern, motif, color and period features. Keywords: Manisa Handwriting Library, Handwriting, Delâil-i Hayrat, calligrapy, Illumination, Book Tome.
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Dr. Gönül Urvasızoğlu
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Atatürk University
Geleneksel Türk El Sanatları Bilim Dalı
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Gönül Urvasızoğlu (Master Thesis). The examination in case of the book arts for two of Delâilü'l Hayrats in Manisa library of manuscripts, 2017, Atatürk University.
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