Manas Anlatılarının Bilgisayar Destekli Analizi: Gösteriler ve Yol Tarifleri

Abstract

 Bu makale, bilgisayar destekli metin analizinin Manas Çalışmaları alanına nasıl çok büyük bir katkıda bulunabileceğini göstermektedir. Her ne kadar genel örüntüler ve kalıplar geleneksel analiz araçlarıyla çalışılabilse de, metinsel varyantların nicelleştirilmesi daha özgün ve detaylı kavrayışları mümkün kılabilecek istatistiksel veriler sağlayarak müphem genel kanaatlerin ötesine geçmemizi sağlar. Bu yöntem, bireysel icralara ve icracılara karşılaştırmalı bir şekilde ışık tutarken, ilişkilendirme ve değişkenlerin etkisinin ölçülmesi de dâhil olmak üzere konuyla ilgili daha fazla araştırma için bir zemin sunabilir. Kısacası bu makale, sürekli büyüyen bir literatürle başa çıkmak üzere belirli unsurlar üzerine olası araştırmalar önermekte ve büyük ölçekli bilgisayar destekli literatür analizinden elde edilebilecek potansiyel bulguları ve yeni bakış açılarını vurgulamaktadır.

Keywords

• Manas Destanı
• Dijital Beşeri Bilimler
• Niceliksel Analiz
• ‘Sürekli Artan Juk’

Computer-Assisted Analysis of Manas Narratives: Demonstrations and Directions

Abstract

This paper shows how computer-assisted text analysis can greatly aid the field of Manas Studies. Though general patterns can be noted through traditional means of analysis, quantifying textual variants sidesteps the use of vague general impressions by providing statistical data that can permit more specific and nuanced insights. In addition to illuminating individual performances and performers via comparison, this method can further research into the topic including attribution, and measuring the impact of variables. The paper then proposes possible research into specific elements to deal with an ever-growing corpus, and stresses the potential findings and fresh perspectives from using large-scale computer-assisted corpus analysis.

Keywords

• Manas Epos
• Digital Humanities
• quantitative analysis
• ‘Ever-Increasing Djuk’

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