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Week
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Topics
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Study Metarials
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1
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What is myth, its functions and importance
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R1-CHAPTER 1
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2
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Cosmogony and cosmology.
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R1-CHAPTER 1
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3
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Traces of Turkish Mythology in the age of Huns
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R1-CHAPTER 1
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4
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Animal Ancestor myths in the age of Gokturks and their comparative analysis
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R1-CHAPTER 1
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5
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Animal Ancestor myths in the age of Uighurs
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R1-CHAPTER 2
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6
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Reflections of Animal Ancestor myths in other steppe communities
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R1-CHAPTER 2
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7
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Animals used as divine mediator and guide
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R1-CHAPTER 2
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8
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Oghuz Khan Epic, historical personality, and importance in terms of myths
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R1-CHAPTER 3
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9
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Birds of prey in Turkish mythology
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R1-CHAPTER 4
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10
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Mountaın pattern in Turkısh thought and tradition.
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R1-CHAPTER 4
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11
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Tree pattern in Turkish thoughts and traditions
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R1-CHAPTER 4
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12
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Sun, moon, and stars in Turkish thoughts and traditions
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R1-CHAPTER 5
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13
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The element of fire in Turkish mythology
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R1-CHAPTER 5
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14
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Colours and directions in Turkish thoughts and traditions
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R1-CHAPTER 5
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