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Parrot story in Turkish literature

2012
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Advisor: Prof. Dr. Hatice Aynur

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Approximately six centuries are numerous works that address every area of the Classical Turkish Literature. The translations of these works, especially in classical Persian and Arabic literature were made in every period.The purpose of this doctoral dissertation prepared in Turkish literature, especially 19th century, as many times to evaluate the academic edition of Turkish versions of the Tuti-nâme. Turkish Tuti-name translations, and examined in terms of content and form of the text was the first Turkish Tuti-nâme critique.Şukasaptati original Sanskrit name of Tuti-nâme created on 1314 and later by bin Muhammad Imad Cevâhirü'l-Esmâr transferred to Persian name. Nahşebî which were made by changing the Tuti-name is the name of the first 52 nights on the translation in 1329 and restated. The third is translated into Persian Tuti-i Âmiyâne Çihil with very little information about. Nahşebî's language of Indo-Turkish ruler of the idea of the orders of Akbar, Abu'l-phase simplified by Mubarak, thirty-five episodes of this work through the text in the case of Muhammad Qadiri 17 century re-established.There are two translation of the Turkish Tuti-nâme. 1538 The first Turkish Tuti-name on the orders of Sultan Suleyman, although not precisely prepared by the Ayyubi. This is the first translation, Imad Muhammad bin Cevâhirü'l-Esmâr were prepared.Tuti-nâme the 17th for the second Turkish translation century, built in the 19th Tuti-century Egypt, and Istanbul, printing houses printed source nâme. This translation in the II. Prepared by by Osman, translator of the poems and some of the Tuti-name is included in the motion Variety-zade Atâyî'dir manuscripts.Tuti-nâme heroes of the diversity of stories and the stories are handled in the plan to keep the front element of curiosity, the original terms of the width of qualified staff is a work party. In addition, Indian, Persian and contains traces of Turkish culture. Due to the above-mentioned features are provided Tuti-nâme done several times the pressure of /and/ leleri caused by the wider public to read.Tuti-nâme terms of features mentioned above has an important place in classical literature translated texts.Key Words:1.Shukasaptati2.Tûtî-nâmeh3.Parrot4.Story5.Critical Text

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İbrahim Sona

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İbrahim Sona (Doctorate thesis). Parrot story in Turkish literature, 2012, Gazi University.

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