Azerbaijan National Academy of Sciences

-         specialty code

-         specialty name

-         topic name

5719.01

Folklore Studies

-         specialty code

-         specialty name

-         topic name

5719.01

Folklore Studies

Structural typology of ritual and genre in the Oghuz epic

-          number of scientific publications printed abroad:

-          number of papers  published in journals indexed and abstracted in international databases

30

-         number of  PhD

3

1. Literary texts in “Kitabi-Divan-lughat-it Turk” by Mahmud Kashgarli. Baku, 2001.

2. Semiotics of Old Turkic Wisdoms. Baku, 2006.

3. Spring Festivals of the Turkic Peoples and Novruz. Baku, 2012.

1. Folklore terms. Baku, 2009.

2. Azerbaijani folklore studies during the period of independence. “Motif Academy” folklore journal. Turkey, Istanbul, 2011/1 (in Turkish).

3. The theme Fuzuli in Mir Jalal Pashayev’s the researches. “Motif Academy” folklore journal. Turkey, Istanbul, 2011/2 (in Turkish).

4. Heydar Aliyev and our ceremonial culture. Heydar Aliyev and current problems of Azerbaijani folklore. Baku, 2013.

5. Russian historical-philological school and Azerbaijani folklore studies. III International Congress of All-Russian Folklorists. Moscow, 2014 (in Russian).

6. The structure of “Novruz”: archaic ritual, calendar and holiday. Iran, Tabriz, 2014 (in Persian).

7. The main characteristics of Azerbaijani ashiq art and female ashiq creativity. USA, Indiana, 2014 (in English).

8. Ritual foundations of the Oghuz epic (monography), Baku, Science and Education, 2017, 288 p., and so on.

1. Member of the Scientific Council of the Institute of Folklore of ANAS.

2. Member of the Editorial board of the journal “Motif Academy” published in Istanbul, Turkey.

3. Member of the BRC under UNESCO.

4. Member of the Editorial board of the journal “Eposovedenie”

Honorary Decree of the Presidium of ANAS for scientific activity in 2012

Certificates and letters of appreciation for his reports at more than 100 international scientific conferences, most of which were held abroad