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The Faith and beliefs in the Turkish culture

2003
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Advisor: Yrd. Doç. Dr. Türker Eroğlu

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Şamanizm The entrance section of "The faith and beliefs in the Turkish culture" named this thesis discusses subject, aim, content and methods. One of the folklore researches subjects is faith and belief when it is looked through the numerous thesis in the folklore. It is understood exictly disconnected of this two concept and sometimes confused with one another. Because of this, it has been generally emphasized on the religion, faith and belief concepts in the second section. Firstly, it is emphasized on the Gök Tann religion to determinate faith and belief matters of Turkish culture in the third section. The Türk religion previous religion of Islam is Gök Tann. But Şamanizm has mistakenly involved in the contemporary numerous Works. Şamanizm which contains fortune tellers, magic, public, doctor, wandering minstrels, was revolved to the Alevi grandfather, Bektaşi fathers, Berbers, Public doctors, wandering minstrels, fortune tellers. For this reason, it has largely involved in Şamanizm that has been believed to be effected in the Turkish culture. Turks have been mutual effected of numerous religions (Animizm, Totemizm, Dinamizm, Budizm, Lamaizm, Maniheizm, Zerdüştilik, Hristiyankk, Musevîlik, İslâmiyet) on accounf of their culture constructions and life geographs and they also have effected them. In the third section of our thesis is determine religions and interactions shames which effected some Turkish unions. In addition this section also contains knit-subjects ara basic on nature. The fourth section contains the effects of Gök Tann religion and Şamanizm to the Turkish culture games, transition periods, cooperation, help each other unions, abudance rituels, study of folklore and other beliefs. The final section contains interpretations of this subject. m

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Dr. Hatice Çiğdem Kılıç

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Hatice Çiğdem Kılıç (Master Thesis). The Faith and beliefs in the Turkish culture, 2003, Sakarya University.

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