Özet:

The jokes, which are an integral part of the Turkish culture itself, have continued to exist with both verbal and written sources while transmitted from generation to generation. Though the jokes are a kind of short story, we see the reflection of life in this short story. All the disadvantages in social life, the impressions are expressed in a critical way in jokes. The listener/listener is both fun when speaking and learns from this story. The jokes are as important as the jokes are. Among the types of joke is Nasreddin Hoca, who contributed most to the formation of the humor structure of the Turkish culture. Nasreddin Hoca jokes contain the cultural characteristics of the period where oral cultural products depend on the general characteristics. The jokes are transmitted from generation to generation, but each narrative has a different form, according to which the cultural values within the jokes can also differ. Written sources, like verbal sources, are also an important factor in the transmission of jokes. In this study, 124 of the Nasreddin Hoca jokes achieved in a writing work were presented to the science world in order to contribute to the work on this subject. In the aftermath of the work I was working on the guard in connection with a work named Destan-i Guardians, I found Nasreddin Hoca jokes behind the text. It is hard to say that the found Nasreddin Hoca jokes are all of Nasreddin Hoca. We have similar opinions about this. In the study, the scripts of the Nasreddin Hoca jokes were identified and presented to the existing jokes.

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