Özet:

A tale, one of the most important structural stones of the verbal narrative tradition, is a type of symbolic narrative that reflects the thinking, beliefs and lifestyle of societies with the ordinary and unusual elements it contains. The narrative translated from language to language before the past to the present is continued in digital environments by various narratives today. In addition to its new context, the fairy tale, which is alsoined in the natural environment, offers people a common cultural and cultural awareness in their daily lives. Stories that have an important place in the verbal tradition contain the archetypes of the collective subconscious. The archetypes mentioned by Carl Gustav Jung in his book The Four Archetypes are outside the common consciousness of mankind. The story, which is the product of consciousness and unconsciousness, is also re-formed in the context of the narrative. Keloğlan story, which has an important place in the Turkish fairy tales, is collected from the central Artuklu district of Mardin. The Keloğlan type is known in Arabic as "Il akra'a" and is known as "kel person". Keloğlan, who is another in the reviewed fairy tale, is smart, awake, laughing, bold, and so on. Keloğlan has characteristics of the type characteristics.These characteristics reflect the character of a society as well as being universal. In the study, the Keloğlan fairy tale from Artuklu was discussed from an archaeological symbolism perspective that Jung talked about and developed by Joseph Campbell. Discovered archetypes have been studied in nine subtitles, including animaanimus, shadow, persona, stage, rebirth, hero, high-individually-old wisdom, hilebaz and father archetypes. The symbols presented in the story are presented in the picture.

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