UPPSALA UNIVERSITET : Institutionen för lingvistik och filologi : Utbildning : Turkiska språk

Erasmus
Intensive Program 2007
Boğaziçi Üniversitesi, İstanbul
Turkic Languages and Cultures in Europe

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Readings and assignments


Copies of the Readings have been distributed to the teachers who are responsible for giving bound copies to the students.

Requirements for getting 7,5 ECTS for successful participation at the IP are the followings.

The IP is a five-week course including fifteen-days preparation, ten days work in Istanbul and ten-days for writing a paper on a given subject. The preparatory work starts in January. By March 4 the students’ papers must be submitted.

During the fifteen days of preparation the students read the articles included in the Readings. On the basis of the articles in the Readings, each student formulates one question for discussion on each topic, i.e. Early history of the European Turks, Typology of Turkish, Turkic in the Black Sea area, Turkish varieties in Anatolia and the Balkan, Turkic in the Caucasian area, Crimean Tatar, Turkish in Western and Northern Europe, Turkic languages and cultures in the Mediterranean, Peripheral European Turkic languages and cultures, Turkic in the Volga area, Modernization of Turkish literature. These questions have to be submitted to me <eva.csato@lingfil.uu.se> latest by 25 January.

During the IP in Istanbul the students participate each day in the whole program and contribute actively to the discussions and exercises. During the course they choose a topic for their paper in agreement with one of the teachers. This teacher should not be the teacher of the home university. The paper will be 5-8 pages long including introduction, topic to discuss, earlier approaches, discussion, results, summary and references. The papers will be evaluated by the chosen teacher who reports to the teacher at the home university. The ECTS grading scale will be applied. Students will get their credits registered at the home university.