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Abdurehim Ötkür

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Name
  
Abdurehim Otkur

Role
  
Author


Died
  
October 5, 1995

Education
  
Xinjiang University

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Abdurehim Tileshüp Ötkür (Uyghur: ئابدۇرېھىم تىلەشۈپ ئۆتكۈر‎‎; 1923 - 5 October 1995) was a popular Uyghur author and poet.

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Ötkür was born in Kumul, Xinjiang. He graduated from Xinjiang University in 1942. He then worked as the editor of the newspaper Altay Geziti till 1949. From 1949 till 1980 he worked as an interpreter in various governmental offices—as he knew Uyghur, Chinese, Russian and English all well.

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From 1980 to his death Ötkür worked as a scholar in the Institute of Literature Studies of the Academy of Philosophy and Social Sciences, Xinjiang. In 1988 was appointed as a Vice Chairman of the Society of Kutadgu Bilig Studies.

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Ötkür first published his poems in 1940. The poems "Tarim Boyliri" (Along Tarim) and "Yürek Mungliri" (Melodies of the heart) were very popular. His last novels, "Iz" (The Track) and "Oyghanghan Zimin" (The Awakened Land), became some of the most popular novels among Uyghur people.

  • Qeshqer Kéchisi, Ürümchi: Xinjiang People's Press, 1980.
  • Iz,(Novel) Ürümchi: Xinjiang People's Press, 1985.
  • Ömür Menzilliri, Ürümchi: Xinjiang Youths Press, 1985.
  • Oyghanghan Zimin (Novel-trilogy)
  • References

    Abdurehim Ötkür Wikipedia