THE STRUCTURE OF TRANSMEDIATIVE CONNECTION BETWEEN THE NARRATOR-OZAN AND DADA GORGUD IN OGHUZNAME NAMED ”KITABI-TURKMAN LISANI”

Abstract

According to the main results, "Kitabi-Turkmen lisani" is not the third copy of the written epic "The Book of Dede Gorgud". "Kitabi-Turkmen lisani" is an independent oghuzname based on the traditions of the epic "Dede Gorgud". The monument is based on ritual texts called "soy". The poet (transmediator) who narrates the Oghuz script enters into a transmediative relationship with his wise old man Dede Gorgud, through this "soy" ritual. After the deaths of Dede Gorgud and the noble Oghuz heroes, they did not move to the world of death like ordinary people, but to the terminal world called "Ghaib" ("hidden", "invisible" or "world of the lost"). They exist here as transliminal beings. “Kitabi-Turkmen Lisani” is an initiative book for 40 students. Poet-singer reorganizes the psyche of 40 students who underwent the initiation ritual through the sacred knowledge he received from Dede Gorgud in the transmediative ritual. All the texts on the monument are "genus" by genre. The last text of the epic, in contrast to the first publishers of the monument is not a length, but a lineage. As a result of the research, it became clear that "soy" and "song" are not only literary genres, but also transmediative rituals. Every poet- singer can perform and narrate a tribal ritual. Performing the ritual of height and transporting height is an exclusive function of Dede Gorgud. In the text of the monument "Kitabi-Turkmen lisani" the genre of song is not found at all.