[Discussion] 2004'de degisik yayinlar
Sule Tarakcioglu
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Mon, 20 Dec 2004 09:47:32 -0800
I. M. Amineh & H. Houweling, _Central Eurasia in Global Politics_
Amineh, Mehdi Parvizi & Henk Houweling
Central Eurasia in global politics: conflict, security and development
Leiden & Boston: Brill Academic Publishers, 2004
370 pp., Tables, Figures, Index
ISBN 9004128093 (paperback), Euro 49.-.
To order a copy of the book, please go to:
http://www.brill.nl/
Central Eurasia in global politics: conflict, security and development
This anthology brings together studies of post-colonial, post-Cold War
Central Eurasia. This part of the world is in transition from Soviet
institutions to independent statehood, nation building, resistance
against state expansion, cultural change and the release of market
forces. The theoretical framework of the study is called 'critical geo-
politics.' The objective of the work is to better comprehend the nature
of the post-colonial 'geo-politics in a globalising world'.
The creation of legally independent states in Central Eurasia has
changed the geo-political and geo-economic landscape on the landmass of
Eurasia. The newly independent governments are confronted with the
simultaneous tasks to extend state power into domestic society, to
create viable nations, to transit from inherited, decayed central
planning systems towards a market economy as well as to integrate into
the world economy. The strains caused by transformation process underway
in the newly created countries provide outsiders with multiple access
points to come in and bent that process to their own advantage.
The international context of the transformation processes underway
therefore will shape its outcome. That context is characterised, firstly
by America's military supremacy. For the first time in the history of
the Westphalian state system, one country as achieved escalation
dominance in all regions of the world simultaneously. At the end of
World War II, the US shifted its military border across the world's
oceans- incorporating Western Europe and offshore East Asia, later
including South Korea, as its security-dependent clients. In the
post-cold war order, the US is creating a new leg to the trans-oceanic,
cold war, military border, extending it from Southern Europe,(Rumania)
into the Caucasus , Iraq into the former Soviet Central Asia.
Accordingly, Russia, China and Iran have got the sole surviving military
superpower as their new neighbour on land-borders. This is the fossil
fuel rich area between integrating Europe, recovering Russia and
industrialising China. Secondly, the international structure now has
three centres of productive power: North America, with the US its
centre, East Asia, with Japan and China as its core and integrating and
extending Western Europe. Accordingly, the once united "West" is
fragmenting in competing parts. Multiple fragmentation of the one's
united 'West' implies unrestricted multiple competition for getting
access to fossil fuel niche in which state, enterprises and households
in this high-income part of the world thrives.
Table of Contents
Introduction by the editors. The crisis in IR- theory: towards a
critical geo-politics approach
Mehdi Parvizi Amineh and Henk Houweling
Part I: The policy of projecting power into vacuum areas
- Chapter 1: Critical geo-politics and American practice
Henk Houweling and Mehdi Parvizi Amineh
- Chapter 2: Caspian oil and gas resources and the global market
Mehdi Parvizi Amineh and Henk Houweling
Part II: Local dynamics
- Chapter 3: Nation-state building in Central Asia: a lost case?
Pinar Akcali
- Chapter 4: Political processes in Post-Soviet Central Asia
Shirin Akiner
- Chapter 5: The economic and social impact of systemic transition in
Central Asia and Azerbaijan
Michael Kaser
- Chapter 6: Gendered transitions: The impact of the post-Soviet =09
transition on women in Central Asia and the Caucasus
Armine Ishkanian
Part III: Interactions between outsiders, neighbors and Central Eurasian
Republics
- Chapter 7: Sino-Indian relations: security dilemma, ideological
polarization, or Cooperation based on 'Comprehensive Security'?
Kurt Radtke
- Chapter 8: The US and the EU in CEA. Relations with regional powers
Mehdi Parvizi Amineh and Henk Houweling
- Chapter 9: Paradigms of Iranian policy in Central Eurasia and beyond.
Eva Rakel
Part IV: Local conflicts
- Chapter 10: Growing Tension and the Threat of War in the Southern =09
Caspian Sea: The Unsettled Division Dispute and Regional Rivalry
Hooman Peimani
- Chapter 11: The 'power of water' in a divided Central Asia
Max Spoor and Anatoly Krutov
- Chapter 12: A trans-national policy for conflict reduction and
prevention in the South Caucasus
Robert M. Cutler
- Chapter 13: Azerbaijan: International challenges and domestic
preferences in the post-Soviet transition process in Azerbaijan
Ayca Ergun
II. A new history of the Turks and Turkey: Kleine Geschichte
der T=FCrkei. Stuttgart: Reclam 2003, 518 pp., 15 maps and tables, ISBN
93-15-010540-4 hardcover EUR 19,90. Available at amazon.de and good
bookstores.
for more information:
Prof. Dr. Klaus Kreiser
Lehrstuhl f=FCr T=FCrkische Sprache, Geschichte und Kultur
Universit=E4t Bamberg
<klaus.kreiser@t-online.de>
III. The publication of the latest MIT-EJMES issue:
http://web.mit.edu/cis/www/mitejmes/
The issue is dedicated to "Popular Culture in the 'Early Modern' Middle
East" and contains four articles of different aspects of society between
the 16- and 18th century.
In order to stimulate online debates we have introduced two new features
to the journal:
1. the section "authors respond" is meant to allow authors of books we
reviewed to address the comments of our reviewers.
2. An annual discussion forum is started off this year by Roger Owen's
paper "Using Present Day Notions of Imperialism, Globalization and
Internationalism: To Understand The Middle East's Late 19th Century/
Early Twentieth Century Past." This forum is meant to elicit debate
around the general topic of the writing of history in and about the
Middle East.
If you wish to contribute either a response to Prof. Owen's paper, or
wish to submit an individual article to the journal, or to contribute as
a guest editor of a special issue, please contact:
Maha Yahya, PhD
Editor
The MIT Electronic Journal for Middle East Studies
mitejmes@mit.edu
IV. The webpage address of the Oxford report on Cyprus as a pdf:
http://www.sant.ox.ac.uk/areastudies/Oxford_Cyprus.pdf
V. SEESP Newsletter, No. 2, July 2004,
South East European Studies Programme (SEESP),
European Studies Centre,
St. Antony's College, University of Oxford.
The 2nd annual newsletter of the South East European Studies
Programme (SEESP), St Antony's College, Oxford is now available
online at: http://www.sant.ox.ac.uk/areastudies/SEESP-newsletter2004.pdf
The contents of this issue include:
* TURKISH-GREEK EXCHANGES
Conference: Greek-Turkish Rapprochement
Tuba =DCnl=FC
Workshop: The Annan Plan and Reconciliation in Cyprus
Othon Anastasakis & Kalypso Nicolaidis
Commentary: Dealing with Memory
Ren=E9e Hirschon
* SEESP KEYNOTE LECTURE
Introduction to Prime Minister Erdogan
Kalypso Nicolaidis
"Why the European Union Needs Turkey?"
Recep Tayyip Erdogan
Prime Minister of Turkey
* EU ENLARGEMENT
Commentary: Unfinished Symphony
Timothy Garton Ash
* FOCUS: KOSOVO
Panel Discussion: Successes and Failures of International Involvement
in Kosovo
Denisa Kostovicova
Commentary: Quo Vadis Kosovo?
Richard Caplan
* CROSS-DISCIPLINARY DEBATES
Workshop: Nationalism, Society and Culture in Post-Ottoman
South East Europe
Dimitar Bechev
Workshop: Understanding Borders, Conflict and Reconciliation in
South East Europe
Olga Demetriou
* RESEARCH PROJECTS
IBEU : Social Capital and EU Institution Building
Dimitar Bechev & Ruby Gropas
Cultural Aspects of the EU Enlargement Process : Turkey and
the European Union
Ioannis N. Grigoriadis & Kerem =D6ktem
VI. Oxford University Press (NY) has published
Carter V. Findley, *The Turks in World History,* pb and hb.
Beginning in Inner Asia two thousand years ago, the Turks have migrated
and expanded to form today's Turkish Republic, five post-Soviet
republics, other societies across Eurasia, and a global diaspora. For
the first time in a single, accessible volume, this book traces the
Turkic peoples' trajectory from steppe, to empire, to nation-state.
Cultural, economic, social, and political history unite in these pages
to illuminate the projection of Turkic identity across space and time
and the profound transformations marked successively by the Turks' entry
into Islam and into modernity.
for more informqation:
Carter V. Findley
Professor, Department of History
Ohio State University tel. 614-292-5404/2674
230 West 17th Avenue fax 614-292-2282
Columbus, Ohio 43210 e-mail findley.1@osu.edu
VII. Taner Akcam, _From Empire to Republic_
Publisher: Zed Books
Date of publication: 09/2004
ISBN: 1842775278
Here is a text from the catalogue description:
One of the most significant features of Turkey in its transition
from Empire to Republic is the coincidence of two historical facts,
which continue to shape the political attitudes of Turkey today. On
the one hand, there is the history of the partition of the Empire among
the Great Powers, which ended with the total collapse and disintegration
of the Ottoman Empire. The process of this disintegration created a
feeling in Turkey of its struggling to survive against the West and
caused very strong anti-Western sentiments among the Turkish ruling
elite and people. On the other hand, there is the history of
persecutions, massacres, and the annihilation of different ethnic and
religious groups, especially the Armenians.
Unless these two different aspects of modern Turkish history and their
strong interrelationship are sufficiently understood and appreciated,
one can not grasp the ambiguities and contradictions besetting Turkish
national and international politics today. Turkey still behaves
according to the legacy of this double history; with great suspicion
towards the West and towards the democratic reform demands of its civil
society. The modalities of modern Turkish nationalism embody these
fluctuations and variations in attitudes vis =E0 vis the West, and Europe
in particular. The fact is that these modalities cannot be entirely
divorced from an acute national awareness that Europe was deeply
involved in the processes that led both to the demise and the partition
of the Ottoman Empire, and also to the massacres and annihilation of its
subject peoples, which culminated in the genocidal fate of the Armenian
subjects of the Empire.
Most scholars and writers on this subject neglect one component of
the story according to their normative preferences towards Turkey.
But without dealing with both aspects of this history, we can never
understand the modern history of the Ottoman Empire and especially
today's problems in Turkey. This book can be regarded as the first
attempt to combine both elements of this history.
Table of Contents
Preface
Introduction
What Are Turkey's Fundamental Problems? A Model for Understanding Turkey
Today
A Theoretical Approach to Understanding Turkish National Identity
Some Aspects of Turkish National Identity and the Armenian Genocide
The Homogenizing and Ethnic Cleansing of Anatolia
The Decision for Genocide in Light of Ottoman-Turkish Documents =09
The Treaties of S=E8vres and Lausanne: An Alternative Perspective
The Causes and Effects of Making Turkish History "Taboo" =09
The Genocide and Turkey
Some Theoretical Thoughts on the Obstacles to Armenian-Turkish
Reconciliation
Works Cited
Index
for more information:
Taner Akcam <takcam@umn.edu>
VIII. Volume 10 of the International Journal of Turkish Studies is now
available. It is a special issue on Ottoman Bosnia. It is $36 for
shipment to addresses in the US and Canada and $40 elsewhere. Also
volumes 1-9 (13 issues in total) are available for $150. The contents of
the new issue are:
- Noel Malcolm: Preface
- Markus Koller: Introduction: An Approach to Bosnian History
- Andras Riedlmayer: The Bosnian Manuscript Ingathering Project
- Discussion I
- Behija Zlatar: The Oriental Institute in Sarajevo, 1950-2001
- Lejla Gazic: The State of Sarajevo=92s Collections of Oriental Manuscr=
ipts
- Mustafa Jahic: Historical Manuscript Material in the Ghazi Husrev-Bey
Library in Sarajevo
- Smail Balic: Ottoman Bosnia in Vienna: Records of the Bosniacs in the
Latest Catalogue of the Austrian National Library
- Discussion II
- Rhoads Murphey: Evolving Versus Static Elements in Ottoman
Geographical Writing Between 1598 and 1729, Perspectives and Real-Life
Experience of "The Northern Lands" (Taraf al-Shimali) Over 130 Years
- Snjezana Buzov: Ottoman Perceptions of Bosnia as Reflected in the
Works of Ottoman Authors who Visited or Lived in Bosnia
- Machiel Kiel: Ottoman Sources for the Demographic History and the
Process of Islamization of Bosnia-Hercegovina and Bulgaria in the
15th-17th Centuries: Old Sources - New Methodology
- Kemal H. Karpat: The Migration of the Bosnian Muslims to the Ottoman
State, 1878-1914: An Account Based on Turkish Sources
- Justin McCarthy: Archival Sources Concerning Serb Rebellions in Bosnia
1875-76
- Discussion III
- Olga Zirojevic: On the Distinctive Feature of the Bosniacs
- Hatidza Car-Drnda: Remnants of the T=EEm=E2r System in the Bosnian Vil=E1=
yet
in the Second Half of the Nineteenth Century
- Behija Zlatar: The Importance of Vakf Registers in Defters as
Historical Sources
- Amina Kupusovic: Tapu Tahr=EEr Defteris Relating to Bosnia
- Nenad Moacanin: Defterology and Mythology: Ottoman Bosnia up to the
Tanz=EEm=E1t
- Discussion IV
- Michael Hickok: Homicide Investigations in Ottoman Bosnia: The Tension
Between Legality and Stability
- Suraiya Faroqhi: Bosnian Merchants in the Adriatic
- Ekrem Causevic: A Chronicle of Bosnian Turkology: The Franciscans and
the Turkish Language
- Discussion V
There are also book reviews by Engin Akarli, Stanford Shaw, Jonathan
Grant, Galina M. Yemelianova, Soner Cagaptay, Robert Ousterhout, and
Tadeusz Swietochowski.
For any questions or comments regarding the journal:
Bob Zens
managing editor
assistant professor of Islamic History
Indiana University of PA
robert.zens@iup.edu
ijts@hotmail.com
or
Kemal Karpat
editor-in-chief
Professor Emeritus
University of Wisconsin-Madison
International Journal of Turkish Studies
University of Wisconsin
4255 Humanities Bldg.
455 N. Park Street
Madison, WI 53706
IX. K?r?m Tatar Mill=EE Kurtulus, Hareketinin K?sa Tarihi
Mustafa Abd=FClcemil K?r?mog(lu
=C7eviri : Hakan K?r?ml?
K?r?m Tatarlar?n?n efsanev=EE lideri, K?r?m Tatar Mill=EE Meclisi Bas,kan=
?
Mustafa Abd=FClcemil K?r?mog(lu taraf?ndan Rus=E7a olarak kaleme al?nan
=93K?r?m Tatar Mill=EE Kurtulus, Hareketinin K?sa Tarihi=94 isimli kitap=E7=
?k
Hakan K?r?ml? taraf?ndan T=FCrk=E7eye =E7evrildi.
Kitap=E7?k bas,lang?c?ndan, mill=EE kurultay?n yeniden topland?g(? 26 Haz=
iran
1991 tarihine kadar ge=E7en zorlu m=FCcadeleyi, yal?n, ak?c? ve =E7arp?c?=
bir
s,ekilde okuyuculara sunuyor.
K?r?m ile ilgilenen herkesin mutlaka okumas? gereken bir eser.
K?r?m T=FCrkleri K=FClt=FCr ve Yard?mlas,ma Deneg(i Genel Merkezi Yay?nla=
r? ,
No. : 6 - May?s 2004. Ankara. 30 sf.
Kitap derneg(imizden temin edilebilir:
Genel Merkez: (312) 419 47 49, (312) 419 47 50
www.kirimdernegi.org.tr / genelmerkez@kirimdernegi.org.tr
I.stanbul S,ubesi : (212) 534 92 31 , (212) 635 26 11
www.kirimturkleri.com / istanbul@kirimdernegi.org
KI.tab?n giris,inden :
=93K?r?m Tatar mill=EE kurtulus, hareketinin tarihi, K?r?m Tatarlar?n dev=
leti
olan K?r?m Hanl?g(?'n?n Nisan 1783'de ortadan kald?r?larak topraklar?n?n
Rusya I.mparatorlug(u'na ilhak edilmesiyle bas,lar. Bu hareket, sadece
dramatik olaylarla deg(il halk?n deg(is,en hayat s,artlar?na bag(l? olara=
k
s=FCrekli deg(is,en m=FCcadele s,ekilleri ve metotlar?yla s=FCrd=FCr=FCle=
gelmis,tir=94.
X. Erman Artun, _Anonim T=FCrk Halk Edebiyati Nesri_
Kitabevi Yayinlari
Bu kitapta anonim halk edebiyati nesrinin k=FClt=FCrel degisim ve gelisim
bakis a=E7isiyla genel =E7er=E7evesi =E7izildikten sonra =FCr=FCnlerinin =
tanitilmasi
ama=E7landi. Birinci b=F6l=FCmde; T=FCrklerde Isl=E2miyet =D6ncesi Inan=E7=
Sistemleri
-=D6gretiler - Dinler; ikinci b=F6l=FCmde; Mitten Destana S=F6zl=FC Anlat=
im
=DCr=FCnleri (Mitoloji, T=FCrk Destanlari) =DC=E7=FCnc=FC b=F6l=FCmde; An=
lati T=FCrleri
(Efsane, masal, halk hik=E2yeleri, fikra); d=F6rd=FCnc=FC b=F6l=FCmde T=FC=
rk Seyirlik
Oyunlari, Halk tiyatrosu (Kukla, Karag=F6z, Ortaoyunu, Meddah, Hokkabazli=
k
ve Tuluat), K=F6y Seyirlik Oyunlari incelendi. Besinci b=F6l=FCmde Anonim=
Halk
Edebiyati Nesri metin =F6rneklerine yer verildi.
I=C7INDEKILER
On S=F6z
Kisaltmalar
BIRINCI BOLUM
A) T=DCRKLERDE ISL=C2MIYET =D6NCESI INAN=C7 SISTEMLERI -=D6GRETILER -
DINLER
1. Totemcilik
2. Canlicilik, Ruh=E7uluk
3. Samanizm
4. Budizm
5. Zerd=FCstilik
6. Manihaizm
T=FCrkler ve Semavi Dinler
1. Musevilik
2. Hiristiyanlik
B) ISL=C2MIYET =D6NCESI INAN=C7 SISTEMLERINE BAGLI K=DCLTLER
1. Put-Fetis
2. K=FClt
3. Atalar K=FClt=FC
4. G=F6k Tanri K=FClt=FC
5. Tabiat K=FCltleri
C) ISL=C2MIYET =D6NCESI =C2DET-INAN=C7 ve PRATIKLER
1. =D6l=FCm ve =D6l=FCler K=FClt=FC
2. Sihir ve B=FCy=FC
3. Falcilik ve Kehanet
4. Sekil-Don Degistirme
5. Tanri'nin Insan Seklinde G=F6r=FCnmesi
6. Bayram-T=F6ren ve Ayinler
7. Tenas=FCh Inanci
8. Yada Tasi ve Yagmur Tilsimlari
9. Havada U=E7ma
IKINCI BOLUM
A) MITTEN DESTANA S=D6ZL=DC ANLATIM =DCR=DCNLERI
1. MITOLOJI
a. Mit Nedir?
b. Yasayan Mitler
c. Ger=E7ek Mit =D6yk=FCs=FC
d. Konularina G=F6re Mitler
1- Rit=FCel Mitoslar
2- Orijin Mitoslari
3- K=FClt Mitoslari
4- Prestij Mitoslari
5- Etioloji Mitoslari
6- Eskatoloji Mitleri
e. Mitlerden Neler =F6grenebiliriz?
f. Mitlerin =D6grenilmesi, Aktarilmasi
g. Mitlerin Tedavide Kullanilmasi
h. Mitlerin Yapisi ve Islevi
i. Mense (K=F6ken) Mitleri ve Kozmogoni
j. Eskatoloji Mitleri ve Kozmogoni
k. Ontoloji-Tarih
1. Mitlerin Y=FCkselisi ve =C7=F6k=FCs=FC
2. DESTAN
1. Genel Olarak Destan T=FCr=FC
2. Destan T=FCrleri
3. Dogal Destanlarin Dogusu ve Millilesmesi
4. Destanlarin Yaziya Ge=E7irilme Asamasi
5. Destanlarin Baslica =D6zellikleri
6. Destanlarin Olagan=FCst=FCl=FCg=FC
7. Destanlarda =C7evre
8. Destanlarin =D6nemi
9. Destanlarin Diger T=FCrlerle Iliskileri
10. Destanlardan Dogan D=FCs=FCnce ve Sanat Eserleri
T=DCRK DESTANLARI
a. T=FCrk Destanlarinin Kaynaklari
b. T=FCrk Destanlarinin Tasnifi
1. D=F6nemlerine G=F6re T=FCrk Destanlari
A. Isl=E2miyet'ten =D6nceki T=FCrk Destanlari
a. Altay Destanlari
b. Saka Destanlari
c. Hun-Oguz Destanlari
d. G=F6kt=FCrk Destanlari
e. Siyenpi Destani
f. Uygur Destanlari
g. Mani Dininin Kabul=FC
B. Isl=E2m=EE D=F6nem T=FCrk Destanlari
a. Satuk Bugra Han
b. Battal Gazi
c. D=E2nismendn=E2me
d. Saltukn=E2me
e. K=F6roglu
2. Konularina G=F6re T=FCrk Destanlari
a. Mill=EE Destanlar
b. Din=EE Destanlar
c. Kahramanlik Destanlari
d. Halk Destanlari
3. Hacimlerine G=F6re T=FCrk Destanlari
4. T=FCrk Destanlari I=E7in Yapilan Tasnif =C7alismalari
5. Arkaik (Mitik) Destan
6. T=FCrk Destanlarinda Dil, Sekil ve =DCsl=FBp
7. Destan Anlaticisi ve Dinleyiciler
8. T=FCrk Destanlarindaki Eski T=FCrk Inan=E7larinin Etkisi
9. T=FCrk Destan ve Destan Par=E7alarindaki Baslica Tipler ve Tip =D6zell=
ikleri
10. T=FCrk Destan Motifleri
11. Isl=E2mi Renge B=FCr=FCnm=FCs Destan ve Hik=E2yeler
Manas Destani
a. Manas Destaninin =C7esitli Rivayetleri
b. Manas Destaninin B=F6l=FCmleri
c. Destanin Kisileri
d. Destanda Samanist Etkiler
e. Manas'ta Destan Gelenegi Etkisi
f. Manas'ta Ge=E7en Baslica Destan Motifleri
g. Manas'ta Sosyal Yapi
h. Manas'ta Dil ve =DCsl=FBp
DEDE KORKUT HIK=C2YELERI
1. Dede Korkut Hik=E2yeleri =DCzerine Yapilan =C7alismalar
2. Hikayelerdeki Konular
3. Hikayelerdeki Tipler
4. Hik=E2yelerde Mek=E2n
5. Hik=E2yelerde Zaman
6. Hik=E2yelerde Sosyal Yapi
7. Dede Korkut Hik=E2yelerinin Dili ve =DCsl=FBbu
8. NazinvNesir Y=F6n=FCnden Anlatim =D6zellikleri
=DC=C7=DCNC=DC B=D6L=DCM ANLATI T=DCRLERI
A. EFSANE
1. Efsanelerin Olusmasi ve Olusum Kurallari
2. Efsanelerin Siniflandirilmasi
3. Efsanelerin Konulari ve Amaci
4. Efsanelerde Yapi, Dil ve Anlatim =D6zellikleri
5. Efsanelerin Diger T=FCrlerle Iliskisi
6. Motif Kavrami
7. Efsanelerde Folklorik =D6geler
B. MASAL
1. Masallarda Konu
2. Masali Olusturan Bilin=E7
3. Masal Anlatma Gelenegi
4. Masallarin Kaynagi
5. Masal =DCzerine =C7alismalar
6. Masallarin Siniflandirilmasi
7. Masallarda Yapi
8. Masallarda Anlatim
9. Masallarda Zaman
10. Masallarda Mek=E2n
11. Masallardaki Tipler
12. Masallarin =D6nemi
13. Masallarda Toplum Yasantisindan Izler
14. Masalin Diger T=FCrlerle Iliskisi
15. =C7ikis Kaynaklarina G=F6re Masallar
C HALK HIK=C2YELERI
1. T=FCrk Edebiyatinda Halk Hik=E2yesi
a. T=FCrk Klasik Edebiyatinda Hikaye
b. Realist Halk Hikayeleri
c. Hik=E2yecilik Geleneginde Anlaticilar
2. Halk Hik=E2yelerinin Konulari Bakimindan Siniflandirilmasi
3. Hik=E2yecilik Geleneginde Anlaticilar
4. Halk Hik=E2yelerinin Konularinin Kaynaklari
5. Halk Hik=E2yelerinin Konularinin Eskiligi ve Yeniligi
6. Halk Hik=E2yelerinin K=FClt=FCrle Baglantisi
7. Halk Hik=E2yelerinde Kisiler
8. Halk Hik=E2yelerinde Mek=E2n
9. Halk Hik=E2yelerinde Zaman
10. Halk Hik=E2yelerinde Motifler
11. Halk Hik=E2yelerinde Sekil ve =DCsl=FBp
12. Halk Hik=E2yelerinde Hazir Gere=E7ler
13. Halk Hik=E2yelerinin Yapisi
14. Halk Hik=E2yelerinin Diger T=FCrlerle Iliskisi
D. FIKRA
1. Fikralarin yapisi
2. Fikralarda Kisiler
3. Fikralarda Zaman ve Yer
4. T=FCrk Fikralarinin Siniflandirilmasi
5. Fikralarin Konulari
6. Tiplerinin Degismesi
7. Fikralarin Dili
8. Fikralarin Diger T=FCrlerle Iliskisi
9. T=FCrk Fikra Tipleri
a. Bektasi Fikralari
b. Nasrettin Hoca Fikralari
c. Bekri Mustafa Fikralari
d. Incili =C7avus Fikralari
e. B=F6lge ve Y=F6re Tipleri
f. G=FCnl=FCk Fikra Tipleri
D=D6RD=DCNC=DC B=D6L=DCM T=DCRK SEYIRLIK OYUNLARI
A. Anadolu'da Oyun ve Dans
B. Dinsel Oyunlar ve Dernek Danslari
1. Taziye
2. Sema
3. Semah (Samah)
C. Tiyatronun K=F6keni
D. Tiyatronun Kaynaklari
E. Geleneksel T=FCrk Tiyatrosunun (Halk Tiyatrosunun) Gelisimi
F. Geleneksel T=FCrk Tiyatrosunun T=FCrleri
HALK TIYATROSU
A. Tarihsel Gelisim I=E7inde Halk Tiyatrosu
1. S=F6ze Dayanan Seyirlik Oyunlar
2. S=F6ze Dayanmayan Seyirlik Oyunlar
3. =C7engiler-K=F6=E7ekler-Curcunabazlar
HALK TIYATROSU T=DCRLERI
A. Kukla
1. Adi
2. Tarih=E7e
3. Malzeme-Teknik
4. Karakterler
5. I=E7erik
B. Karag=F6z
1. Adi-Tarih=E7esi
2. Karag=F6z'=FCn Gelisimi
3. I=E7erik
4. Malzeme-Teknik
5. Dil, M=FCzik ve =DCsl=FBp
6. Karakterler
C. Ortaoyunu
1. Adi-Tarih=E7esi
2. Malzeme Teknik
3. Kisiler
4. I=E7erik
5. Ortaoyununun B=F6l=FCmleri
6. Dil ve =DCsl=FBp
D. Meddah
1. Adi-Tarih=E7esi
2. Sanat=E7i-Malzeme
3. Kisiler
4. Teknik-I=E7erik
5. Meddah Hik=E2yesinin B=F6l=FCmleri
6. Dil ve =DCsl=FBp
E. Hokkabazlik
E Tuluat
1. Tarih=E7e
2. Teknik-I=E7erik-Kisiler
3. Dil, =DCsl=FBp, M=FCzik
K=F6y Seyirlik Oyunlari
1. Tarih=E7e
2. Islevi
3. Oyunlarin Oynanma Zamani
4. Doganin Canlanmasi I=E7in Oynanan Oyunlar
5. Hasat Sonu Oynanan Oyunlar
6. Hayvanlarin =DCremesi I=E7in Oynanan Oyunlar
7. I=E7erik
8. T=F6resel y# da B=FCy=FCsel Oyunlar
9. Eglence I=E7in Oynanan Oyunlar
10. M=FCzikli ve Dansli S=F6zs=FCz Oyunlar
11. M=FCzikli Dansli ve T=FCrk=FCl=FC Oyunlar
12. Teknik =D6zellikleri
13. Karakterler
BESINCI B=D6L=DCM
ANONIM T=DCRK HALK EDEBIYATI NESRI METIN =D6RNEKLERI
A. DESTAN METINLERI
1. Altay Yaratilis Destani
2. Alp Er Tonga Destani
3. Su Destani
4. Oguz Kagan Destani
5. Bozkurt Destani
6. Ergenekon Destani
7. Siyenpi Destani
8. Uygurlarin T=FCreyis Efsanesi
9. Uygurlarin G=F6=E7 Destani
10. Maniheizmin Kabul=FC Menkibesi
11. Manas Destani
12. Er T=F6st=FCk Destani
13. Maaday - Kara Destani
14. Battal-n=E2me'den
15. Saltuk-n=E2me'den
16. Danismend-n=E2me'den
B. EFSANE METINLERI
1. D=FCnyanin Yaratilisi ve Sonu ile Ilgili Efsaneler
2. Tarih ve Medeniyet Tarihi ile Ilgili Efsaneler
3. Tabiat=FCst=FC Varliklar ve Kuvvetler/Mitik Efsaneler
4. Dinlik Efsaneler
C. DEDE KORKUT HIK=C2YE METINLERI
1. Basat'in Tepeg=F6z'=FC =D6ld=FCrd=FCg=FC Destani Beyan Eder Hanim Hey
2. Usun Koca Oglu Segrek Destanim Beyan Eder
D. MASAL METINLERI
1. Sefa Bey'le Cefa Bey
2. Z=FClfi Siyah
3. Dokuz Okka Nar
4. Oduncu ve Kizi
5. K=FC=E7=FCk Kiz ile Sihirli Igne, Iplik ve Makas
6. Kurnaz Tilkinin Son Isi
7. Keloglan ile Kara Kadi
E. HALK HIK=C2YESI METINLERI
1. K=F6roglu
2. Hik=E2yet-i =C2sik Garib ve Bezirgan Kizi
F. FIKRA METINLERI
1. Bektasi Fikralari
2. Nasrettin Hoca Fikralari
3. Bekri Mustafa Fikralari
4. Incili =C7avus Fikralari
5. B=F6lge ve Y=F6re Fikralari
6. =C7esitli Fikralar
G. MEDDAH HIK=C2YESI METINLERI
1. Istanbul'un Tasi Topragi Altin (Kastamonulu)
2. Tayyarzade
3. =C7evri =C7elebi Hik=E2yesi
4. Han=E7erli Hanim Hik=E2ye-i Garibesi
5. Letaifn=E2me
H. KARAG=D6Z OYUNU METINLERI
1. Yalova Sefasi
2. As=E7ilik
I. ORTA OYUNU METNI
1. B=FCy=FCc=FC Hoca
J. K=D6Y SEYIRLIK OYUNU METINLERI
1. Ahret Ana Oyunu
2. Behset'le Behiye Oyunu
3. Gelin Verme Oyunu
4. Oyna Patis Oyunu
5. Leylek Oyunu
6. Kilavuzlu K=F6y=FC Cemal Oyunu
7. Kilavuzlu K=F6y=FC Cemal Oyunlarindan Kiz Ka=E7irma Oyunu
8. Kilavuzlu K=F6y=FC Cemal Oyunlarindan Deve Oyunu
KAYNAK=C7A
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