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    As a Contextual Performance of Divanhane (Duvakhane) Tradition of Van Folktale and Stories
    (Geleneksel Yayincilik Ltd Stl, 2011) Kasimoglu, Handan
    The aim of this study is to understand contextual conditions of Turkish Folktale in Ercis province. There is a very strong folktale tradition in the province. It is thought that the reason of this very rich and strong tradition is related to contextual factors. In this research it is found that divanhane tradition has a very important role in this folktale tradition of the province. It is the one of the very important institution that creates and sustains oral literature opportunity in the region. At the same time it is seen that divanhane as an institution has different roles in social structure during research process. Divanhane is the institutional structure for folk-tales and stories performance. In the region it has been found that they contribute oral literature and sustain them. But after 1970's this tradition and its culture lost impact in the social life. The specifically technological development and change of life style of people affect the impact of this institution in community. Today we only know that people have such culture from the history. It is also very important that this tradition should be included in UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage Representative list of Turkish traditional chat meetings. For this reason it is necessary to make research in detail about divanhane tradition in the region. In this process there are opportunities to reach tale sources of region. Particularly finding storytellers; listening and collecting the tales and stories that performed in divanhane are very important.
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    Folkloric Life in canakkale Villages: A Conceptual Model Development
    (Milli Folklor Dergisi, 2018) Kasimoglu, Handan
    Village life has undergone a great change to the present day. In the past, village life was a more dynamic and preferred lifestyle, yet today it is understood that new generations do not prefer living in villages. The increasing attraction of the urban life and the static structure of the village life on the other hand have degraded the charm of life in villages. As a result, the traditional Turkish village culture has come to face the risk of vanishment due to migrations to cities. In this study, Turkish village structure and characteristics, particularly in Canakkale, are described and discussed from a multidimensional perspective. An eclectic model has been adopted for the analyses of the aspects effective in ensuring villages' and villagers' existence as socio-economic structures. The results of the present study have revealed that local market vendoring model today plays a critical role in maintaining the economic and cultural assets of villages, on the verge of disappearing economically, socially and culturally. Maintaining the existence of rural culture and economy requires the emergence of different local markets and the development of local market vendoring in the region. It has been also observed that women's active role in the marketing of agricultural and dairy products produced in villages plays an important part in maintaining the organizational assets of the villages within the pheriphery of Canakkale. Institutional development of this model should be supported as an important structure in sustaining the existence of the villages as living environments. Moreover, supporting villages through institutional structures, such as cooperatives, play a major role in the survival of village life as a dynamic model.