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Two names: (Buran and İlhan, 2009: 23)
More than two names: (Akyüz et al. 1990: 40)
In the bibliography:
Ilhan, Nadir (2009). Multiplicity in Turkish Language, Elazig: Manas Publications.
Buran, Ahmet – Ilhan, Nadir (2008). Elazig Region Vocabulary, Ankara: Turkish Language Association Publications.
Akyüz, Kenan - Süheyl Beken - Yüksel Sedit - Cunbur, Müjgân (1990). Fuzuli Divanı, Ankara: Akçağ Publications.
Citations from Articles
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(Doğan, 2006: 117)
(Ilhan and Şenel, 2008: 260)
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Dogan, Ahmet (2013). Ideal Human in Yunus Emre Divanı, Turkish Studies, C 8, P 13, p. 829-839.
İlhan, Nadir – Şenel, Mustafa (2008). Words and Concept Areas Related to Hunting, Hunting and Livestock According to Divanu Lügati't-Türk, Turkish Studies, C 3, S 1, p. 259-277.
Excerpts from Theses
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(Babaarslan, 2018: 1800)
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Babaarslan, Giyasi (2018). The Transcribed Text of the Divine Collection in the Manuscripts Collection of Koç University and its Classification According to the ‘Systematic Classification of Journals Project’ (MESTAP), Master Thesis, Kırşehir: Ahi Evran University Institute of Social Sciences.
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(Ilhan and Şenel, 2018: 1800)
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Ilhan, Nadir – Şenel, Mustafa (2008). The Reflection of Game Animals in Personal Names, Hunting and Hunting Book, (Editors: Emine Gürsoy Naskali, Hilal Oytun Altun), p. 321-336, Istanbul: Bookstore Publications.
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(Koyuncu, 2016: 40)
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Koyuncu, Fatih (2016). Youth and Moral Concepts in Azmî Pir Mehmed's Enîsü'l-ârifîn, Proceedings of the International Youth and Morals Symposium, p. 38-50, Sinop: Sinop University Press.
Quotations from the Encyclopedia Article
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(Tatcı, 2013: 601)
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Tatci, Mustafa (2013). Yunus Emre, Turkish Religious Foundation Encyclopedia of Islam, C 43, p. 600-606, Istanbul: Turkish Diyanet Foundation Publications.
Web/Website Citations:
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(Oguz, 2018)
In the bibliography:
Oğuz, M. Öcal (Access date: 01.02.2018). Yunus Emre, http://www.turkedebiyatiisimlersozlugu.com/index.php? Sayfa=detay&detay=7433, Dictionary of Turkish Literature Names, Article No: 25866.
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