Çukurova Hikâyeli Türkülerinde Ara Söz Kullanimi
Use of the DIgressIon Çukurova Tale with Folksong
Author(s): Ayhan KarakaşSubject(s): Customs / Folklore, Short Story, Semantics, Turkish Literature
Published by: Uluslararası Kıbrıs Üniversitesi
Keywords: Çukurova-Tale with Folksong-Digression;
Summary/Abstract: Folksongs that are one of the richest products of anonymous Turkish literature have articulated our people’s feelings since old times. Every folksong comes up for a certain reason. This part which may be called as the tale has disappeared in some folksongs, but it is still alive in some of them. This section can be a few sentences in the form of prose. Other than that a short story character may. If the community interest in folk songs and liked some of the parable, folk tale each transmission can be a great new semantic. Therefore, some of the parable, many folk songs formed the basis of the story. In the folk songs with story, digression structures are benefited in Çukurova region. These digression structures include explainatory, instructory, commentary, criticizer and reprimandory structures. They can be used with some of these structures, too. This provides a chance for explanation as well as a kind of attention drawer via giving a break for performer. In the structures that define comment, view and critic, the performer may also state his personal opinion and comments. Digressions identified in the conclusion of the texts were evaluated.
Journal: Folklor/Edebiyat
- Issue Year: 20/2014
- Issue No: 78
- Page Range: 29-36
- Page Count: 8
- Language: Turkish