Mobarak and Karagoz: Decline and Blossoming A comparative study of the presence of two puppet characters in Iran and Turkey

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Journal: Theater Year:2018 | Volume:- | Issue:74 Page(s): 64-82

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Mobarak and Karagoz: Decline and Blossoming A comparative study of the presence of two puppet characters in Iran and Turkey

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Puppet and puppetry for a long time in the East, in addition to entertainment, has been a despair for expressing pain and public criticism, Studying and comparing different doll and puppetry styles can be a way to understand the common roots of cultures and nations. Mobarak and Karagoz are two of the puppet shows in the neighboring countries, for a long time in Turkey, with the focus on the Karagoz personality, to express culture, communication and education, especially to educate the new generation, And also for the economic dynamics of the puppet’ s origins and the spread of culture and propaganda. That has made karagoz more familiar to the public as well as introducing him to the world. After attending Turkish theater festivals, the author realized the popularity and deep connection of the people with the puppet, But the important point is that due to the common limitations of both the show and the two puppet characters at some point in time, Karagoz and Shadow theater have been resurrected with full support, and even the Karagoz is present in spaces other than the show. Therefore, the question arises how to benefit from Mobarak like its Turkish counterpart due to its cultural and economic function. It should be said that in line with the field study and the gathering of resources, opinions and opinions of experts, in addition to introducing and displaying two types of puppets, we have attempted to analyze positive strategies for Karagoz. Check the lack of presence of Mobarak. Reasons The result is that with regard to Karagoz placement in the various cultural spaces and its positive impact on Turkey’ s cognition, society, culture and economy, it can be said that there are many commonalities that have been further crystallized in the characterization of the two puppets. With proper planning and preparation, the Mobarak has the potential to be revitalized, and the use of this valuable object of feeling and perception drives society towards poetic recognition. So the Mobarak can interact with other cultural products and create an interactive application space.

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Nooraee, Sepide. (2018). Mobarak and Karagoz: Decline and Blossoming A comparative study of the presence of two puppet characters in Iran and Turkey. THEATER, -(74 ), 64-82. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/374431/en

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Nooraee Sepide. Mobarak and Karagoz: Decline and Blossoming A comparative study of the presence of two puppet characters in Iran and Turkey. THEATER[Internet]. 2018;-(74 ):64-82. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/374431/en

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Sepide Nooraee, “Mobarak and Karagoz: Decline and Blossoming A comparative study of the presence of two puppet characters in Iran and Turkey,” THEATER, vol. -, no. 74 , pp. 64–82, 2018, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/374431/en

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