2501 MODERN TURKISH DIALECTS AND LITERATURES

Turkish is used as a spoken and written language in a wide area today. While the Turkish language has changed and developed, it has also been divided into dialects with external factors such as changes in the historical flow of the language arising from its own nature, geography, and relations with different socio-cultural environments. Although there were not many dialect differences in the past, these differences became evident in the 20th century with the forcing of external factors. Today, the Turkish language has more than twenty-eight written and spoken languages. Some of them are in the position of state language, written language, literary language. By establishing this department, it is aimed to teach these Turkish languages, literatures, philosophy, sociology, history and cultures, to establish mutual agreement, study and support by establishing communication between these fields, to produce works and to train necessary scientists to work in these fields.

Objective
The aim of the Contemporary Turkish Language and Literatures department is to teach the language, literature, philosophy, sociology, history and culture of the Turks, which span a wide area, and to establish mutual agreement, study and cooperation between these fields, to produce works and to train scientists who will work in these fields. In addition, it aims to train scientists who have a social science formation, who can think analytically, who can produce scientific knowledge and philosophical ideas with their scientific curiosity, who can do interdisciplinary work, who can produce solutions to problems with their expertise in the fields of Contemporary Turkish Dialects and Literatures.


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