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Horse and wolf in Turkish culture history

2021
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Advisor: Prof. Dr. Kemal Polat

Abstract (EN)

This study is to investigate the animals influence and style in the lives, beliefs and cultures of the Turks, especially based on the General Turkish History. In this context, it is to shed light on the period with historical artifacts, ruins and reliefs that reflect the period, as well as making use of information, documents and documents, including literary narratives such as epics and legends. Thus, it is expected that this research will contribute to the history literature by examining the relationship between the present and the ancient ages with a more objective perspective. One of the primary aims of our research is to find the animals contained in these animal shapes, which ancient Turkish culture has embroidered on various leather, stone and other structures, and the meanings these animals express, and to examine how these meanings have been interpreted in the process until today. For these purposes, the most mentioned animals such as wolves and horses, which were selected within the scope of purposeful samples, were examined from various aspects. While analyzing the research, positive and negative meanings were tried to be given together, so that an objective perspective was gained to the research.

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Dr. Yunus Emre Seyis

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Yunus Emre Seyis (Master Thesis). Horse and wolf in Turkish culture history, 2021, Amasya University.

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