@article{2014,title={FOLK TALES OF KELOĞLAN (THE BALD BOY) AND CULTURAL INTERACTION},abstractNode={Folk tales and stories are one of the cultural treasures of a society. As this treasure is resolved (or deciphered) continuously, it reveals the linguistic, spiritual, customary, traditional and conventional characteristics, belonging to that society. Analysing such collection of centuries-old Turkish culture in the Folk Tales of Keloğlan, one may discover the impressions of Shamanism, besides finding out about the faith, interacting before St. George and al-Khidr (A.S.); Solomon the Prophet, speaking to animals, and the tales rounding the seal of his; the motives of those falling into love without meeting their loves, in the folk stories; some anecdotes from the Tales of Nasreddin Hoca, as well as the main theme of the Three Words of Advice by Ömer Seyfettin, which all the aforesaid share.},author={Mualla Murat NUHOĞLU},year={2014},journal={The Journal of Academic Social Science}}