Learning Outcomes |
PO |
MME |
The students who succeeded in this course: |
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LO-1 |
Folklore describes the purpose, scope and properties. |
PO-15 Social consciousness and ethics will have.
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Examination |
LO-2 |
Discusses the role of Folklore in the development of human relations. |
PO-14 National and ethical values depend on these values is careful in his work.
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Examination |
LO-3 |
Understands the role of Foklore in the life of the nation. |
PO-14 National and ethical values depend on these values is careful in his work.
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Examination |
LO-4 |
Discusses the role of Foklore in the process of globalization. |
PO-8 Tourism and surrounding media reviews current issues related to cultural heritage.
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Examination |
LO-5 |
Recognize the elements of Folklore. |
PO-14 National and ethical values depend on these values is careful in his work.
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Examination |
LO-6 |
The relationship between the elements of Folk life folks. |
PO-14 National and ethical values depend on these values is careful in his work.
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Examination |
LO-7 |
Folklore recognizes the literary types covered. |
PO-14 National and ethical values depend on these values is careful in his work.
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Examination |
LO-8 |
Folk culture and the principles that should be pay attention to optimising is remarkable. |
PO-12 Several religious beliefs, mythology, art history, archeology, specializing in, with this information in their region and country makes the task of promotion.
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Examination |
LO-9 |
Discusses the importance of the values of the intangible cultural heritage, and scope. |
PO-22 On the meaning of cultural heritage and management issues play a mediatory role in the use of experts who understand the importance of values and knowledge is.
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Examination |
PO: Programme Outcomes MME:Method of measurement & Evaluation |
Course Contents |
Culture, National Culture and Folk, Folklore Concepts, folk literature, folk architecture, folk music, Folk Dance, Folk Knowledge, Life Milestones and Related Traditions and Customs, the Folk's Kitchen, the intangible cultural heritage values. |
Weekly Course Content |
Week |
Subject |
Learning Activities and Teaching Methods |
1 |
Introduction to Turkish Cultural History,
The Origin of the Turkish Name and the Homeland of the Turks |
Narration Method, Question and Answer |
2 |
Social Structure in Bozkır Turkish Culture |
Narration Method, Question and Answer |
3 |
State Structure and Old Turkish Belief System in Steppe Turkish Culture |
Narration Method, Question and Answer |
4 |
What is Folklore?
What are Social Norms? |
Narration Method, Question and Answer |
5 |
Holidays, Ceremonies and Celebrations |
Narration Method, Question and Answer |
6 |
Transition Periods in Folk Culture (Beliefs and Practices Related to Birth) |
Narration Method, Question and Answer |
7 |
Transition Periods in Folk Culture (Beliefs and Practices Related to Marriage and Death) |
Narration Method, Question and Answer |
8 |
mid-term exam |
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9 |
Folk Literature |
Narration Method, Question and Answer |
10 |
Traditional Folk Music and Folk Dances |
Narration Method, Question and Answer |
11 |
Holidays-Ceremonies and Celebrations |
Narration Method, Question and Answer |
12 |
Traditional Children's Games and Toys |
Narration Method, Question and Answer |
13 |
Traditional Crafts |
Narration Method, Question and Answer |
14 |
Traditional Culinary Culture and Eating Habits |
Narration Method, Question and Answer |
15 |
Folklore and Intangible Cultural Heritagecultural heritage |
Narration Method, Question and Answer |
16 |
final exam |
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Recommend Course Book / Supplementary Book/Reading |
1 |
Oğuz, Öcal. “Somut Olmayan Kültürel Miras: Türkiye’de Nevruz/Yenigün”. Millî Folklor, 17, 65, 2005: 5-8. |
2 |
Artun, Erman.Türk Halkbilimi, İstanbul: Kitabevi Yayınları, 2007. |
3 |
Kafesoğlu, İbrahim. Türk Millî Kültürü, İstanbul: Boğaziçi Yayınları,1992. |
4 |
Somut Olmayan Kültürel Mirasın Koruması Sözleşmesi. (Çev. M. Öcal Oğuz, Yeliz Özay ve Pulat Tacar) Millî Folklor 65, 2005: 163-171. |
5 |
Baykurt Ş. (1976). Türkiye'de Folklor. Kalite Matbaası, Ankara. |
Required Course instruments and materials |
Textbooks, supplementary books, board, books, computers, CDs and DVDs. |