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Zu den rezenten studien im hattischen: eine zwischenbilanz

Zu den Rezenten Studien im Hattischen: Eine Zwischenbilanz

Oğuz Soysal(The University of Chicago, The Oriental Institute)0000-0002-0894-4802
Pages
157–178
Publication Date
2018-12-28
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However, for a better understanding of the Hattian and its influence on the Ancient Anatolian cultures, more serious steps should be taken in respects of both philology and text interpretation.

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Objective & Hypothesis:The research on the Hattian language has been obviously accelerated since the publication of the monograph on the Hattian vocabulary in the Hittite written tradition (HWHT) published in 2004.
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Key Findings & Data:Fortunately, the facts that almost the entire Hattian written material from Bo ğ azköy is now available in hand-copy editions, and in the last years noticeable studies have been carried on as well, made this less- known language more attractive and understandable.
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Conclusion & Impact:However, for a better understanding of the Hattian and its influence on the Ancient Anatolian cultures, more serious steps should be taken in respects of both philology and text interpretation.
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⚙️Variables:Hattice · Hatti dili araştırmaları · Hattice kelime hazinesi

Abstract

The research on the Hattian language has been obviously accelerated since the publication of the monograph on the Hattian vocabulary in the Hittite written tradition (HWHT) published in 2004. Fortunately, the facts that almost the entire Hattian written material from Bo ğ azköy is now available in hand-copy editions, and in the last years noticeable studies have been carried on as well, made this less- known language more attractive and understandable. Over the years, and primarily based on the information resulted from the Hattian- Hittite bilingual compositions, the meanings of more than one hundred of Hattian words could be determined. However, for a better understanding of the Hattian and its influence on the Ancient Anatolian cultures, more serious steps should be taken in respects of both philology and text interpretation.

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Hatti Dili ara ş t ı rmalar ı , 2004 y ı l ı nda yay ı nlanan Hatti Dili kelime hazinesini konu alan kitab ı n (HWHT) yay ı nlanmas ı ndan bu yana oldukça h ı zlanm ı ş t ı r. Hem Hattice içeren Bo ğ azköy metinlerinin tamam ı na yak ı n ı n ı n art ı k yay ı nlanm ı ş olmas ı , hem de son y ı llarda bu dili konu alan önemli çal ı ş malar ı n yap ı lmas ı sonucunda, uzun y ı llard ı r bir cümlesi bile tam tercüme edilemeyen Hattice’nin yava ş yava ş anla ş ı l ı r bir dil olma özelli ğ ine kavu ş tu ğ unu sevinerek görüyoruz. Özellikle çift dilli Hattice- Hititçe metinler sayesinde yüzden fazla Hattice kelimenin kar ş ı l ı ğ ı bugün bilinmektedir. Bununla birlikte, Hattice ve bu dilin Eski Anadolu kültüründeki etkilerinin anla ş ı lmas ı için, filolojik bak ı mdan ve metin yorumlanmas ı ba ğ lam ı nda daha ciddi ad ı mlar ı n at ı lmas ı gerekmektedir.

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Soysal, O. (2018). Zu den rezenten studien im hattischen: eine zwischenbilanz. Archivum Anatolicum-Anadolu Arşivleri, Cilt: 12 Sayı: 2, 157–178. https://doi.org/10.1501/Archv_0000000156

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