Mantiku'l-Gayb: Analysis?text?index
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In this study it has been focused upon the work called Mantıku'l-Gayb. The work composed of 48 pages was written by Musa Bin Şeyh Tahir Tokadi. There is not much information about the writer in literature. It is only known that he is one of the well known people of Halvetis. Mantıku'l-Gayb reflects the Turkish of the period from the aspect of its lexical staff and linguistic features.The works has been handled in three major chapters that were composed of Analysis, Text and Index. In the chapter of Text, the work that was written in Old Anatolian Turkish has been transcribed and written in Turkish alphabet. In the chapter of Language Analysis; similarities, differences and changes between today's Turkish and the period's Turkish have been put forth by detecting the linguistic features of the work. Thus, it has open up the opportunity to see the affixes and their conjugation and different ways of expression. As for the chapter of Index; the lexicalstaff of the work has been given together with their meaning in an alphabetic order.
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Fatih Can
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Fatih Can (Master Thesis). Mantiku'l-Gayb: Analysis?text?index, 2012, Yozgat Bozok University.
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