Grammer and style in the Uzbek Dalli epic
2006
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Advisor: Doç. Dr. Ekrem Arıkoğlu
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In the first section of my study, first I made the transcription of DallıEpic, which was narrated by Ergaş Cumanbülbüloğlu and published byCabbar İşankul in Kiril script, and then I translated it into Turkey Turkish fromUzbek Turkish.In the second section of my study, I made language-style study on thetext with transcription. I examined how the grammar and languagecharacteristics of Uzbek Turkish were used in the epic while determining thelanguage and style characteristics of the epic. I found out different usagesand indicated them in my study. On the subject of word world; I examined thetype of words, group of words, idioms and proverbs; in the context ofsentences, I examined sentences according to their meanings, verbs andstructures. In the section of characteristics of forms, I indicated the linestructure and pattern expressions. I examined the techniques used in theepic narration under sub-titles as; descriptive narration, story-telling, debatingnarration and didactic narration and I gave examples from the epic.In this study, both the Dallı Epic has been transferred from UzbekTurkish into Turkey Turkish and it has been examined from the aspect oflanguage and style.I explained the results obtained during my study in the conclusionsection of my thesis.
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Dilek Türkmenli
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Dilek Türkmenli (Master Thesis). Grammer and style in the Uzbek Dalli epic, 2006, Gazi University.
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