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Asin other peoples, the soil is also associated with femininity and fertility inTurks, a number of ritual practices related to the soil have been developed asa source of product acquisition after settled living. At the basis of thesepractices, it is aimed to increase the abundance and productivity of theproducts, but also the working mechanism of primitive thinking in rituals andmagical processes is encountered. This is in fact a form of pragmaticrelationship between nature and man emerging in the holy place. The magicalbehaviors and actions to control natural processes must involve certainmovements in order to achieve the desired result and all these refer tomythological origins semantically and symbolize the traditional world view of society.In this study, data related to the subject were scanned from written sourcesand interpreted in the context of ritual and magic, it is understood in thecontext of Turkish traditional world view.
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