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A rewiew on about no. 25 on the conk which existing i̇n Prof. Dr. Mehmet Fatih Köksal's personal library

2017
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Firstly, IV. cunks, literature and history that are antagonizing in the century are considered among the written sources that will shed light on our past and give direction to our future. Many issues that remain outstanding with the transfer of these books to the scientific world will find the answer, with many folkloric products in it, more elaborately long, pages with vertical opening and mostly leather boundaries. With the examination of these books, poets and poems and folkloric information that have not appeared in the day will come to light. We made a review on the number 25 cunk in the personal library of Mehmet Fatih Köksal in order to bring out the poetry, poet and other folkloric information that was on the dusty shelves of history. Using this common transcription alphabet written in Arabic letters. "Some Problems of Vezin in Text Presentation, Some Findings and Proposals", Mehmet Fatih Koksal's Critique of Criticism and Theory in Old Turkish Literature, "The Main Principles of Metin Neşrinin", "Text Repair (Procedures and Principles, Practices and Some Proposals) sections. Cönk's poems - as far as we can tell - have questioned who they are registered with in other sources. As a result of this method, we have seen that some poems have more than one poetry, some are belonged to others, and some poems are not included in the poetry of the poet. We have studied 304 poems, 115 poets, 3 prayers; Alevis-Bektashi order and the descendants of Hacı Keywords: Alevi-Bektashi Culture, Cönk, Fuzulî, Mehmet Fatih Köksal, Turabî.

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Dr. Mehmet Bircan

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Mehmet Bircan (Master Thesis). A rewiew on about no. 25 on the conk which existing i̇n Prof. Dr. Mehmet Fatih Köksal's personal library, 2017, Ahi Evran University.

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