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Özkul Çobanoğlu, was born the 23/10/1961 in Turkey. He is full Professor of Turkish and Comparative Folklore at Hacettepe University in Ankara, Turkey. He specializes in Turkish folk culture and cultural, literary and religious trends in the broader Turkic world. He has taught as a guest lecturer at the Eastern Mediterranean University in Northern Cyprus; Jagelleon University in Poland and at other Universities (in Hungary, Kosovo, Ukraine and Estonia). He has published widely on folklore theories, the history of Turkish folklore, genres of Turkish folk literature, the Turkish minstrel tradition, Turkish entertainment history, Turkish epics, Turkish proverbs, Turkish mythology, and Turkish folk beliefs.

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Thought Short Report: Cultural interrelationships between Turkish minstrel tradition and Egyptian folk culture in the socio-cultural context of coffeehouses in Alexandria and Cairo