An analysis of Turkish tales about women figure

The sources that we?ve got about the culture accumulatıon that societiescreate at the prehistoric period(arkaik period) are insufficient. The life viewconnected with the period and the life style are always one most of theavoided topics. The myths and tales that give restricted informations aboutthe periods are accepted as main sources.If we accept that Tales are a mirror belong to one society?s the oldestages, Turkısh Tales give to us come clues about the oldest Turkıshsociety. They have culture?s qualities and they?re transferred generation togeneration by publıc, are arrıved to our period. The qualities of Talesreinforce the hypothesis. The cultural codes at Turkısh Folk Tales are thecultural codes about Turkısh people who lıve in that period. The analysisof the codes tell clearly the relation with the culture and identity. It is suredthat culture is important and efficient that people find their identifies andparticipate individually at the society.The topıcs like the women?s place and importance at the family andsociety, the equalıty of the man and woman, popularity sex, woman andwork lıfe are subjects that are always discussed and caused the birth ofmany idea trends. We are going to try to solve the woman?s characters atTales that are believed to have moral and cultural codes of that age thatare told objectively.At our work Turkish woman were examined which position they are atTurkish Tales as we take into consideratıon the women?s adventure fromthe oldet age to our global world. Tales are known as women?s speech forthıs reason; it is spoken on a mysterious connection between the womanand tale.It was interrogated that the woman?s characters that we choice from theTurkish Folk Tales with individualization and maturity concepts. We noticethat Turkish family that are more equalitarian and democratic accordıng tothe culture give special position to the women. So it was necessary tomention that society and family effects on personal development and theformation of personality.KEY WORDS: Turkish Tales, Prehistoric Period, Turkish Woman, TurkishFamily, Personal Development, Socialization, İndividualization.