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İbrahim Dağılma is a Lecturer in Zaza Language and Literature at Bingöl University's Faculty of Arts and Sciences since 2013. He holds a Master's (2017) and PhD (2021) in Zaza Language and Literature from Bingöl University's Living Languages Institute. He previously served as a Turkish Language teacher in the Ministry of National Education and authored/co-authored Zazaki textbooks for grades 5-8 published by MEB between 2018-2019. He currently chairs the Zaza Language and Literature department and teaches courses like Modern Zaza Literature and Comparative Literary Analysis. Education: Bachelor's in Turkish Education, Dicle University (1997) Uncompleted Journalism studies at Istanbul University (2010) Master's and PhD in Zaza Studies (2017-2021) Research focuses on Zaza language preservation, modern literary movements, folklore documentation, and comparative studies between Zaza and other languages. He has published 11 books including 'Edebiyato Modern ê Zazaki' and 'Süleyman Hilmi Tunahan', and frequently presents at international conferences on topics like Zaza cultural identity and migration narratives. His recent academic work explores linguistic comparisons between Zaza and Farsi, analysis of traditional Zaza texts, and the role of folklore in educational materials. He has advised 18 undergraduate theses and participated in numerous thesis juries. His research has been published in refereed journals like Bingöl Araştırmalar Dergisi and The Journal of Mesopotamian Studies.

• Zaza Language and Literature
• Comparative Literature
• Folklore Studies
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Prof. Neslihan YETKİNER is the current Dean of İzmir University of Economics and a member of the TÜBİTAK SOBAG Advisory Board. She holds a PhD in Linguistics from Groningen University (Netherlands) and has served as a research assistant at Hacettepe University and part-time lecturer at London University. Her academic career spans over two decades, with expertise in Translation Studies, Pragmatics, and Corpus-based Translation. Education: BA (Summa Cum Laude) and MA in Translation from Hacettepe University; PhD in Linguistics from Groningen University. Administrative Roles: Dean since 2023, previously Head of the Department (2006–2009). Research Interests: Focus on translation theory, critical discourse analysis, children’s literature, and cultural studies. Her work explores themes like censorship in children’s books, translator prefaces, and intercultural adaptation. Her recent articles address topics such as the impact of the pandemic on the translation industry, liminality in folk tale translations, and community interpreting professionalism. She has led three TÜBİTAK-funded projects on translation and literary analysis. Prof. YETKİNER has received multiple awards, including the TÜBİTAK Scientific Publication Encouragement Award (2012–2017), and has advised PhD student Hamide Çakır. She is actively involved in academic administration and contributes to national and international conferences.

• Translation Studies
• Pragmatics
• Corpus-based Translation
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Musa Yavuz Alptekin serves as Associate Professor in the Department of Sociology at Karadeniz Technical University's Faculty of Letters, where he has taught since 2010 after initially joining the Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences in 2006. He led the Sociology Department from 2010 to 2016, establishing its academic structure and graduate programs. His educational journey includes: Primary and secondary education in Bayburt Master's (2000) and PhD (2006) in Sociology at Istanbul University, specializing in Social Structure-Social Change Alptekin's research integrates Political, Ethnic, and Urban Sociology through global investigations of migration, diaspora formation, nationalism, and social stratification. His methodology blends theoretical frameworks with extensive ethnographic fieldwork across five continents, examining urban transformation, ethnic-state tensions, and integration processes in diverse geopolitical contexts from the Middle East to Southeast Asia. His scholarly contributions are recognized through: Postdoctoral Research Scholarship of the Higher Education Institution (USA, 2010) KTU Overseas Research Scholarship (Malaysia, 2013) TÜBİTAK Post-Doctoral Research Scholarship (UK, 2017) TÜBİTAK Post-Doctoral Research Scholarship (Germany, 2021) With six thesis advisories and 48 research projects, Alptekin directs fieldwork across international contexts while editing two journals through BİLGİTOY Association—the TR-indexed IMGELEM Journal of Imagination and HABITUS Journal of Sociology. His current research in Uzbekistan examines social structure, folklore, and ethnography, continuing his longitudinal analysis of cultural dynamics in post-Soviet spaces.

• Political Sociology
• Ethnic Sociology
• Urban Sociology
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Associate Professor Mustafa GulTekin serves at Gaziantep University in the Faculty of Arts and Sciences , affiliated with both the Department of Turkish Language and Literature and the Department of Turkish Folklore . He holds a Doctorate in Turkish Folklorics (2010) from Ege University and has been teaching since 2004. Education: PhD in Turkish Folklorics, Ege University (2004-2010) MA in Turkish Language and Literature, Gaziantep University (2002-2004) Bachelor in Turkish Language and Literature, Balikesir University (1997-2001) Research Focus: Specializes in Turkic world fairy tales, oral literature analysis, minstrelsy traditions, and intangible cultural heritage. His work intersects folklore methodology with performance studies and cultural anthropology. Projects: Led/managed national projects including TUBITAK-funded research on Diyarbakir Alevi ocaks (2013-2016), Uzbek cultural studies in Gaziantep (2012-2015), and applied Karagöz education programs (2009-2010). Administrative Roles: Head of Department (2014-2017, 2012-present) Deputy Head of Department (2017-present, 2011-2012) Director of Research and Application Center (2012-2016)

• Turkish Folklorics
• Turkish Folklore
• Folk Literature
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Osman Kabadayı is an Associate Professor at Kırşehir Ahi Evran University's Faculty of Arts and Sciences, Department of Turkish Language and Literature. Born in 1981, he completed his education at Kırıkkale University (BA, 2003), Erciyes University (MA non-thesis, 2004), Kırıkkale University (MA thesis, 2007), and earned his PhD from Gazi University in 2020. His international experience includes a five-year position at Abay Kazakh National Pedagogical University and research at the Kazakh Academy of Sciences. His research focuses on North-Western (Kipchak) Turkish Dialects and Literatures , with emphasis on historical linguistics, Kazakh language evolution, manuscript studies, and Turkic cultural heritage. He employs comparative methods to analyze linguistic features across Turkic languages, particularly examining lexical development and grammatical structures in historical contexts. Secondary interests include folklore documentation, orthographic reforms, and digital preservation of Turkic manuscripts. Publications demonstrate strong focus on Kazakh philology (45% of recent works), historical linguistics (30%), and manuscript studies (25%), with recurring examination of equestrian terminology, funerary inscriptions, and Islamic texts. Research consistently bridges ancient Turkic traditions with contemporary linguistic phenomena. Awards & Recognition: Science Encouragement Award (Kırşehir Ahi Evran University, 2023) Certificate of Appreciation from Kazakh Embassy (2021) Plaque for academic service (Ahi Evran University, 2010) Academic Leadership: Advises six PhD students on topics including Kazakh philology and linguistic anthropology. Secured multiple grants: Archaeographic Research in Kazakhstan (2025) Turkic Renaissance intellectual history project (2021-2022) National Library of Kazakhstan manuscript cataloging (2018-2019) Co-authored 6-volume Common Turkic History (2018-2019)

• Turkic Studies
• Historical Linguistics
• Kazakh Language and Literature
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Dr. Duygu Yavuz is an Assistant Professor at Yeditepe University's Faculty of Arts and Sciences, Department of Turkish Language and Literature. Her academic journey includes a PhD in Turkish Language and Literature from Sakarya University (2011-2017), MA in Old Turkish from Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University (2009-2011), and BA in Turkish Language and Literature from the same institution (2005-2009). Education: PhD: Turkish Language and Literature, Sakarya University (2011-2017) MA: Old Turkish, Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University (2009-2011) BA: Turkish Language and Literature, Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University (2005-2009) Her research focuses on historical linguistics, Turkic dialectology, metaphorical semantics, and loanword adaptation in Old Turkish texts. She has extensively analyzed Turkic conceptual systems through light and fire metaphors, verb morphology, and reduplication patterns in folklore. Recent publications examine Harezm Turkish, Uyghur texts, and compounding mechanisms in Turkic languages. She has presented at international conferences on topics like dialectal variations and cultural symbolism in historical linguistics. Teaching Experience: Turkish Language History (EDTR 121, TLL 113) Old Turkish (EDTR 211-212, TLL 219-220) Contemporary Turkish (EDTR 261-262, TKL 201-202) Teacher Training (PTUR 402-403) Previously worked at the Turkish Ministry of National Education (2014) teaching Turkish Language and Literature. Affiliated with academic societies tracked through memberships in indexing services like TR DİZİN, MLA, and SOBIAD.

• Historical Linguistics
• Turkic Dialects
• Conceptual Metaphor Analysis
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Ali Öztürk is a Professor in the Department of Educational Sciences at Alanya Alaaddin Keykubat University, affiliated with the Faculty of Education. He previously held roles including Department Head at Bartın University and Associate Professor positions in Psychology and Sociology programs. His academic journey includes a PhD in Sociology from Istanbul University (2010) and earlier degrees from Mugla Sitki Kocman University. He has extensive administrative experience, including roles as Deputy Director of Research and Application Centers. Education: PhD in Sociology: Istanbul University (2006–2010) MA in Sociology: Mugla Sitki Kocman University (1999–2001) Bachelor's in Sociology: Mugla Sitki Kocman University (1994–1999) Research focuses on Sociology of Knowledge, Modernization, and Cultural Dynamics. His work spans educational psychology, AI ethics, and risk analysis. Notable contributions include studies on digital consciousness, pandemic sociology, and comparative religion in the digital age. Awards: Recipient of the AYDIN FETA 2013 award from the FETA Initiative. His publications address societal transformation, institutional crises, and epistemological challenges in the digital era. He has authored books on imagology, migration sociology, and mediterranean cultural studies.

• Sociology of Knowledge and Science
• Sociology of Change
• Underdevelopment and Modernization
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Prof. Ahmet Mutlu Terzioglu is an Associate Professor at the Music Education Department of Alanya Alaaddin Keykubat University's Education Faculty. His academic journey includes a PhD from Gazi University (2020), focusing on Music Education, and a Master's from Atatürk University (2015). He has held positions at Ağrı İbrahim Çeçen University and currently serves as Deputy Chair of the Department of Music Education. His research focuses on Turkish folk music integration into education, instrument teaching methods (e.g., melodika, bağlama), and early childhood music pedagogy. He has published extensively on topics like folk song analysis, music curriculum evaluation, and cultural heritage preservation. His recent work includes studies on the educational applicability of Denizli folk songs and the efficacy of the melodika instrument in achieving middle school music curriculum goals. Terzioglu actively participates in academic events, organizing concerts and cultural initiatives such as the 'Alkü Baharı Concert' and 'Commemorating Atatürk' events. He co-edited books like Türkülerle Melodika Eğitimi/Öğretimi and contributed chapters to volumes on music education methodologies.

• Music Education
• Folk Music
• Musical Perception
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Ayşe Hilal KALKANDELEN is an Associate Professor in the Department of Turkish Islamic Literature at Atatürk University's Faculty of Theology. She specializes in Persian and Turkish Islamic literature, medieval literary traditions, and cultural studies. Her career began in 1995 as an instructor and she earned her doctorate in 2001 with a study on Ali Şir Nevai's poetry. Holding over three decades of academic experience, she has advised 12 theses and conducted 33 research projects. Education: B.A. in Persian Language and Literature (1990), M.A. on "Katibi and Gazelleri" (1994), Ph.D. on "Ali Şir Nevai and Content Analysis of His Persian Divan" (2001). Research focuses on Persian literary heritage, Ottoman-Turkish cultural intersections, and mystical themes in poetry. Her work spans analyses of poets like Attar, Omar Khayyam, and Mahtumkulu, with recent studies exploring book history and censorship narratives (e.g., Fahrenheit 451 contextualizations). Over 50 publications include seminal studies on Sufi poetry, historical literary figures, and cultural identity. Active in both traditional and contemporary literary research, her work bridges historical analysis with modern interdisciplinary approaches.

• Persian Language and Literature
• Turkish Islamic Literature
• History of Islam
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Prof. Dr. Mustafa Genç is a Professor in the Department of Traditional Turkish Arts at the Faculty of Fine Arts of Süleyman Demirel University. His academic journey includes an Associate Degree in Carpet Making (1993), a Bachelor's in Traditional Turkish Arts (1998), an M.A. from Marmara University (2003), and a Ph.D. from Yıldız Technical University (2016). His research focuses on traditional textiles, natural dyes, and cultural heritage preservation, with notable contributions to Anatolian kilim design, Yörük nomadic textiles, and historical dyeing practices. He serves as an editor for journals like ANADOLU TÜRK HALI KİLİM KÜLTÜRÜ and has authored multiple books on Turkish folk art and traditional crafts. Prof. Genç’s work bridges archaeology, ethnography, and material culture, with over 200 publications since 1999. His recent articles investigate insect-derived dyes, regional weaving techniques in Eastern Anatolia, and the intersection of nomadic migration with textile design. He teaches specialized courses including Natural Dyeing in Anatolian Culture , Carpets and Flat Weavings in the Turkish World , and Restoration and Conservation . His research emphasizes sustainable practices in traditional crafts and the documentation of endangered textile traditions. His academic contributions span editorship roles, international conferences, and collaborative projects on cultural preservation. Notable books include Türk Kilimleri: Kilim, Cicim, Zili, Palas (2023) and Yörük Araştırmaları I (2020). He actively engages with both academic and public audiences, advocating for the integration of traditional knowledge with modern design practices.

• Traditional Turkish Arts
• Natural Dyeing
• Textile Design
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Assoc. Prof. Nusret YILMAZ, affiliated with Iğdır University's Faculty of Science and Letters, Department of Modern Turkish Literature, is a prominent scholar focusing on Turkish literary criticism, poetry analysis, and thematic studies. His work bridges philosophical inquiry with socio-cultural contexts, particularly in modern and contemporary Turkish literature. Doctorate (2013-2017): Atatürk University, Institute of Turkish Studies, New Turkish Literature Master (2011-2013): Caucasus University, Social Sciences, New Turkish Literature Bachelor (1992-1996): Atatürk University, Faculty of Kazım Karabekir Education, Turkish Language and Literature Teaching His research spans phenomenological criticism, archetypal imagery, and metaphysical themes in Turkish poetry and novels. Articles highlight his exploration of socio-political narratives, historical contexts, and interdisciplinary methodologies like semiotics and feminist critique. He has analyzed works by poets such as İlhan Berk, Ahmet Muhip Dıranas, and Cahit Koysak, emphasizing symbolic representation and cultural discourse. TAKDİR BELGESİ (2020) from Iğdır University for academic contributions He has supervised master's theses on authors like Refik Durbaş, Gülten Dayıoğlu, and Alper Akçam, reflecting his mentorship in Turkish literary studies. His administrative role as Deputy Dean at Iğdır University (2018-2019) underscores his institutional engagement.

• Turkish Literature
• Literary Criticism
• Poetry Analysis
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Assoc. Prof. Dr. Muhammet Bülal Tolan is an academic at Bingöl University's Faculty of Arts and Sciences, Department of Eastern Languages and Literatures. He holds a PhD in Arabic Language and Rhetoric from Atatürk University (2017). Prior to his academic career, he served as a religious officer with the Presidency of Religious Affairs (2003–2010). His teaching includes courses on classical Arabic texts, advanced grammar, and contemporary Arabic literature. Education: Bachelor's: Atatürk University, Faculty of Theology (2003) Master's: Fırat University, Fundamental Islamic Sciences (2006) PhD: Atatürk University, Arabic Language and Rhetoric (2017) His research focuses on classical and modern Arabic poetry, Sufi literature, and cultural aspects of Arabic texts. He has supervised 11 theses, including studies on Sufi symbolism, Syrian literature post-2015, and the influence of folk tales in historical novels. His publications span refereed journals like Turkish Studies-Language and Literature and RumeliDE , and he has authored books on Arabic literary figures and comparative literature. Prof. Tolan has presented at international conferences on topics like Mitology in Arabic poetry and has served as a peer reviewer for multiple journals. He also edited volumes on Arabic grammar and literary works.

• Arabic Language and Literature
• Islamic Studies
• Classical and Modern Arabic Poetry
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Asst. Prof. Dr. Türkan ARIK is a historian at the Department of History, Faculty of Science and Letters, University of Iğdır. She specializes in pre-Islamic Turkic rituals, ethnic demographic changes, and Caucasus regional history. Her research focuses on preserving cultural heritage through ethnographic analysis of forgotten traditions. Education: PhD (2006-2010): 'Pre-Islamic Rituals, Ceremonies, and Beliefs Among Azerbaijani Turks' from Nakhchivan State University MSc (2002-2005): 'Ethno-Demographic Changes in Nakhchivan' from Nakhchivan State University BSc (1998-2002): History from Nakhchivan State University Research Interests: Dr. ARIK's work examines pre-Islamic Turkic cultural practices across the Caucasus region, with emphasis on rituals related to nature, death, agriculture, and identity preservation. Her studies bridge archaeology, folklore, and contemporary ethnography to document fading traditions. Academic Contributions: She has published extensively on topics like tree-decorating rituals, rain-invoking ceremonies, and funeral practices in Azerbaijani and Iğdır cultures. Her 2021 book 'Kafkas Milliyetçiliğinin Anadolu'ya ve Orta Asya'ya Etkileri' analyzes cultural diffusion patterns. Teaching: She regularly teaches courses on ancient history, Central Asian Turkic history, and pre-Islamic Turkic cultures. Recent courses include 'Eskiçağ Tarihi ve Medeniyeti' and 'Orta Asya Türk Tarihi.' Grants & Awards: No specific grants or awards listed, though her active publication record suggests sustained academic engagement.

• Pre-Islamic rituals and beliefs
• Ethnic demographic changes
• Turkic cultural anthropology
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Professor Gülten Küçükbasmacı is a distinguished academic at Kastamonu University's Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Department of Turkish Language and Literature. With a career spanning over 25 years at the institution, she has progressed from Instructor to her current position as full Professor since 2025, while also serving as Director of the Research and Application Center (2016-2020, 2023-present) and Department Head (2012-2020). Her academic journey began with a BA in Turkish and Social Sciences Education from Gazi University (1997), followed by an MA (2000) and PhD (2009) in Turkish Folk Literature from the same institution. Her scholarly focus centers on Turkish Folklore, particularly Sufi Turkish Folk Literature and Anonymous Turkish Folk Literature, with significant contributions to Turkish Mythology and Cultural Continuity studies. Professor Küçükbasmacı's research demonstrates remarkable consistency in examining oral traditions, folk healing practices, and cultural memory. Her recent publications reveal a sophisticated interdisciplinary approach, bridging folklore studies with ethnography, linguistic anthropology, and religious studies. Notably, her work on menakıpname literature, Ashik traditions, and regional folklore (particularly Kastamonu and surrounding areas) establishes her as a leading authority in Anatolian cultural studies. As a dedicated educator and mentor, she has supervised 13 graduate theses and taught numerous courses including Turkish Mythology, Folk Literature Research Methods, and Sufi Folk Literature. Her administrative contributions include directing research projects on traditional celebrations in Kastamonu and editing several academic journals focused on folklore studies. Her laboratory and research environment centers around the Documentation and Research Center for Intangible Cultural Heritage at Kastamonu University, where she has pioneered initiatives to preserve and analyze regional folk traditions through systematic documentation and community engagement.

• Turkish Folklore
• Sufi Turkish Folk Literature
• Anonymous Turkish Folk Literature
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Barış İşçi Pembeci is a researcher at Muğla Sıtkı Koçman University's Faculty of Engineering, Department of Computer Engineering. He also holds a secondary affiliation with the Faculty of Letters, Department of Art History. Education: B.S. in Computer Engineering (2001), M.A. in Sociology and Anthropology (2004), Ph.D. in Anthropology (2010). Research Focus: Social anthropology of Central Asia, Islamic studies, gender dynamics, post-Soviet cultural practices, and multispecies ethnography. His scholarly work examines: 2025 study on Muğla bullfights as rural masculinity rituals 2021 analysis of female humor patterns in Turkey 2019 spatial approach to youth identity formation 2018 ethnography of Kyrgyz healing traditions 2017 investigation of Islam-ethnicity interplay Scientific achievements: International Convention of Asia Scholars (2011) Lambda Alpha National Anthropology Honor Society (2009) He coordinates Erasmus programs (2021-2025) and leads evaluations for engineering education standards. Current TÜBİTAK-funded research explores socio-cultural impacts of cancer therapies.

• Social Anthropology
• Islamic Studies
• Central Asian Cultures
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