معرفی
Salih ACAR serves as a Researcher in the Department of Russian Language and Literature within the Department of Western Languages and Literature at Artvin Coruh University's Faculty of Arts and Sciences. Previously, he held research positions at Ankara Haci Bayram Veli University (2018-2023), Gazi University (2012-2018), and Artvin Coruh University (2011-2012).
His academic credentials include a PhD in Russian Language and Literature from Ankara Haci Bayram Veli University (2018-2024), a Master's degree from Gazi University (2011-2016), and a Bachelor's in Slavic Languages and Literature from Caucasus University (2005-2009).
Dr. ACAR's research integrates linguistic theory with cultural and historical analysis, focusing on Russian-Turkish linguistic intersections, cultural semantics, and Slavic literary traditions. His work examines Turkic loanwords in Russian etymology, cross-cultural poetic analysis, and historical language development, particularly through the lens of Turkish-Ukrainian literary relations and Soviet-era diaspora literature. Recent publications demonstrate methodological innovation in applying cultural linguistics to historical texts and educational contexts.
His scholarly output reveals consistent thematic progression toward interdisciplinary cultural analysis, with increasing emphasis on historical linguistics and cross-national literary exchanges. The publications collectively establish connections between language evolution, cultural identity, and historical events across Eastern Europe and Central Asia.
Scientific recognition includes:
- Mehmet Akif and Independence Poem Competition (2021, Ankara Haci Bayram Veli University)
Administrative service encompasses Board Membership at Artvin Coruh University (2023-present) and Faculty Representation for the Orhun Değişim Program (2025-present). Previously, he coordinated educational programs at Ankara Haci Bayram Veli University (2021-2023). No graduate student advisement or major research grants are documented in available records.
He actively contributes to academic infrastructure through book chapters on discourse theory and phraseology while maintaining teaching responsibilities in Russian syntax, morphology, and cultural history courses.
