Social and religious life in terms of Alevism Osmancık
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2012
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Advisor: Doç. Dr. Hayati Beşirli
Abstract (EN)
This research that aims to uncover the attitudes and behaviors concerning the beliefs, worsips and social identities of Alawite/Bektashis who live in Osmancık and its surrounding cocsists of 3 parts.In the entry, we gave information about the subject, problem, aim, importance, population and sample, content and limitedness and method of the research.In the first part, we handled as conceptual Osmancık and its cultural values, concepts of Alevism/Bektashism and Kizilbashism.In the second and the third part, we studied about Alawite/Bektashi's fuctual identities and attitudes.In the conclusion part, it is attained that there are differentiation in beliefs, worships, identity comprehensions and social life identities of Alawite/Bektashis who live in Osmancık and its surrounding but it doesn't show a deep distinction,social relationships will increase by increasing education and social opportunitiesKey words1- Alevism2- Osmancık3- Dedelik4- Cem5- Bektashi
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Reyhan Demirkaya
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Gazi University
Division of Sociology of Religion
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Reyhan Demirkaya (Master Thesis). Social and religious life in terms of Alevism Osmancık, 2012, Gazi University.
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