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Birden fazla yazarlı yayınlarda, metin içinde sadece ilk yazarın soyadı ve ‘vd.’ yazıl-
malıdır:
(Gökay vd. 2002).
Dipnot kullanımından mümkün olduğunca kaçınılmalı; yalnız açıklamalar için baş-
vurulmalı ve otomatik numaralandırma yoluna gidilmelidir. Dipnotlarda kaynak
göstermek için, metin içi kaynak gösterme yöntemleri kullanılmalıdır.
Kaynaklar kısmında ise, birden fazla yazarlı yayınların diğer yazarları da belirtilme-
lidir.
Metin içinde, gönderme yapılan yazarın adı veriliyorsa kaynağın sadece yayın tarihi
yazılmalıdır:
"Tanpınar (1976: 131), bu konuda …."
Yayım tarihi olmayan eserlerde ve yazmalarda sadece yazarların adı; yazarı belirtil-
meyen ansiklopedi vb. eserlerde ise eserin ismi yazılmalıdır.
İkinci kaynaktan yapılan alıntılarda, asıl kaynak da belirtilmelidir:
"Köprülü (1926) ....." (Çelik 1998'den).
Kişisel görüşmeler, metin içinde soyadı ve tarih belirtilerek gösterilmeli, ayrıca kay-
naklarda da belirtilmelidir. İnternet adreslerinde ise mutlaka kaynağa ulaşma tarihi
belirtilmeli ve bu adresler kaynaklar arasında da verilmelidir:
www.tdk.gov.tr/bilterim (15.12.2002)
9. Kaynaklar:
Metnin sonunda, yazarların soyadına göre alfabetik olarak aşağıdaki
şekillerden birinde yazılmalıdır. Kaynaklar, bir yazarın birden fazla yayını olması ha-
linde, yayımlanış tarihine göre sıralanmalı; bir yazara ait aynı yılda basılmış yayınlar
ise (1980a, 1980b) şeklinde gösterilmelidir:
Karahan, Leyla ve Ülkü Gürsoy (2004). Kavâid-ı Lisân-ı Türkî 1893. Ankara: TDK
Köprülü, Mehmet Fuat (1961). Azeri Edebiyatının Tekâmülü. İstanbul: MEB Yay.
Shaw, Stanford (1982). Osmanlı İmparatorluğu. Çev. Mehmet Harmancı, İstanbul:
Sermet Matb.
Timurtaş, F. Kadri (1951). "Fatih Devri Şairlerinden Cemalî ve Eserleri". İÜ Türk Dili
ve Edebiyatı Dergisi IV (3): 189-213.
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Yazıların Gönderilmesi
Yukarıda belirtilen ilkelere uygun olarak hazırlanmış yazılar, biri orijinal, diğer ikisi
fotokopi olmak üzere (fotokopilerde yazarı tanıtıcı hiçbir bilgi olmamak üzere) üç
nüsha olarak, disket veya yazılabilir diskiyle birlikte bilig adresine gönderilir. Yazarlarına
raporlar doğrultusunda geliştirilmek ve/veya düzeltilmek üzere gönderilen yazılar,
gerekli düzenlemeler yapılarak disketi ve orijinal çıktısıyla en geç bir ay içinde tekrar
dergiye ulaştırılır. Yayın Kurulu, esasa yönelik olmayan küçük düzeltmeler yapılabilir.
Yazışma Adresi:
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bilig Dergisi Editörlüğü
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06430 Bahçelievler / ANKARA / TÜRKİYE
Tel: (0312) 215 22 06
Faks: (0312) 215 22 09
www.yesevi.edu.tr/bilig
bilig@yesevi.edu.tr
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Tablo 1:
Katılımcıların Mezun Oldukları Lise Türlerine Göre Öğretmenliğe Atanma Durumları
Mezun Olduğu Lise Türü
GL AL SL AÖL
KMLÇGE
Toplam
Atanma
Durumu
f % F
% f % f % f % f %
Atandı
143 44.1 102
53.7 143 46.6 97 49.7 14 20.9 499 46.1
Atanamadı 181 55.9 88 46.3 164 53.4 98 50.3 53 79.1 584 53.9
Toplam 324
100
190
100
307
100
195
100
67
100
1083
100
10
.
23
x
2
=
4
sd =
01
.
p <
Table 2:
Teachers’ appointment rates depending on the schools graduated from
Type of high school finished
GL AL VL OL
KMLÇGE
Total
Appointment
f % F
% f % f % f % f %
Appointed 143 44.1 102
53.7
143 46.6 97 49.7 14 20.9 499 46.1
Not
appointed
181 55.9 88
46.3
164 53.4 98 50.3 53 79.1 584 53.9
Total
324 100 190 100 307 100 195 100 67 100 1083 100
10
.
23
x
2
=
4
sd =
01
.
p <
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Figure
1. Figure drawn by student 1.
7. Pictures:
Should be on highly contrasted photo papers. Furthermore, rules for
figures and tables are applied to pictures as well. In special cases, color pictures may
be printed.
The number of pages for figures, tables and pictures should not exceed 10 pages.
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When sources with several authors are referred, the name of the first author is given
and for others ‘et. al' is added.
(Gökay et al. 2002)
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“Köprülü (1926) .....” (in Çelik 1998).
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Personal interviews can be indicated by giving the last name(s) and the date(s);
moreover they should be stated in the references.
www.tdk.gov.tr/bilterim (15.12.2002)
9.
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Karahan, Leyla ve Ülkü Gürsoy (2004). Kavâid-ı Lisân-ı Türkî 1893. Ankara: TDK
Köprülü, Mehmet Fuat (1961). Azeri Edebiyatının Tekâmülü. İstanbul: MEB Yay.
Shaw, Stanford (1982). Osmanlı İmparatorluğu. Çev. Mehmet Harmancı, İstanbul:
Sermet Matb.
Timurtaş, F. Kadri (1951). "Fatih Devri Şairlerinden Cemalî ve Eserleri". İÜ Türk Dili
ve Edebiyatı Dergisi IV (3): 189-213.
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