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Khatira Bashirli

b. 1958

Azerbaijani scientist

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Born 1958. Khatira Bashirli is a Russian and Azerbaijani academic.

Khatira Badraddin qizi Bashirli (; 5 January 1958) is a doctor of philology, professor, assistant director of science of the National Museum of Azerbaijani Literature named after Nizami Ganjavi of the Azerbaijan National Academy of Sciences, chairman of the first regional organization ā€œThe museologistā€ of New Azerbaijan Party (NAP) of Sabail region.

Background Khatira Bashirli was born in January 1958 in Agdash and she graduated from Azerbaijan State University (now BSU). She is now the assistant director of science of the National Museum of Azerbaijani Literature, named after Nizami Ganjavi of Azerbaijan National Academy of the Sciences. Since 2005, she has been the chair of the first regional organization ā€œThe museologistā€ of NAP of Sabail region. She taught the discipline ā€œAzerbaijani language and literatureā€ in Azerbaijan State University of Languages and the discipline ā€œAzerbaijani language and literatureā€ in Khazar University.

Scientific-theoretical activity Got the theoretical results from the point of research of the mutual connection of Azerbaijani prose and folklore, the form of the expression of folklorism in prose, the place of the genre of folklore in the organization of the written text and the history of the epos of the Turkic peoples, the likeness of the heroic eposes from the genetic point of view, the root unity, the architectonics of dastan.

Defended PhD thesis on the topic "Poetics (genesis and artistic system) of the epos "Keroglu"", DPhil thesis on the topic "Azerbaijani prose and folklore at the beginning of the 20th century".

She is the author of over 100 scientific and methodical works, 6 studies, 10 scientific articles published abroad.

Scientific works Azerbaijani prose and folklore of the beginning of the 20th century. Baky, ā€œElmā€, 1990 The roots, sources, memory. Baky, Encyclopaedia of Azerbaijan, 1996 The dastan ā€œKerogluā€. The historical-mythological truth and poetics. Baky, ā€œElmā€, 2000 The poetics of the epos ā€œKerogluā€. The genesis and poetical system. Baky, ā€œElmā€, 2005 The genesis of the dastan ā€œKerogluā€. Baky, ā€œElm ve tehsilā€, 2012 Folklore and written literature of Azerbaijan. Baky, ā€œElm ve tehsilā€, 2013 Some textbooks and programmes for the universities, over 100 scientific and scientific-journalistic articles.

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Education
Baku State University
Employers
Azerbaijan National Academy of Sciences, Nizami Museum of Azerbaijani Literature
Awards
Taraggi Medal; Honored Cultural Worker of Azerbaijan
Also known as
Khatira Badraddin qizi Bashirli

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Who is Khatira Bashirli?

Azerbaijani scientist

When was Khatira Bashirli born?

Khatira Bashirli was born on 5 January 1958 in Agdash.

What is Khatira Bashirli's occupation?

Khatira Bashirli is an academic.

What nationality is Khatira Bashirli?

Khatira Bashirli is Russian and Azerbaijani.

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