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en:magazines:entostonteixon:no_35:kipriaki_sinidisi [2020/07/14 17:05]
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en:magazines:entostonteixon:no_35:kipriaki_sinidisi [2022/08/18 13:28]
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 This text is my speech at an event organized by our magazine at Famagusta Gate. At the same event, Mehmet Yaşin spoke about "Turkish Cypriot identity in literature". Yaşin's speech will be published in the next issue, which will feature a tribute to Turkish Cypriots. We will then respond to various newspaper articles about the event. This text is my speech at an event organized by our magazine at Famagusta Gate. At the same event, Mehmet Yaşin spoke about "Turkish Cypriot identity in literature". Yaşin's speech will be published in the next issue, which will feature a tribute to Turkish Cypriots. We will then respond to various newspaper articles about the event.
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 In evaluating the decade of the 1950s, we can briefly state that the entire revolutionary potential of the Cypriot people, Turkish Cypriots and Greek Cypriots, was wasted in order to marginalize the conscious participation of the working class, building the bi-communal conflict, providing neither self-governance, nor Enosis, but dependency. In evaluating the decade of the 1950s, we can briefly state that the entire revolutionary potential of the Cypriot people, Turkish Cypriots and Greek Cypriots, was wasted in order to marginalize the conscious participation of the working class, building the bi-communal conflict, providing neither self-governance, nor Enosis, but dependency.
  
-That is why Cypriot Consciousness is the continuation of a newborn consciousness. It never overcame early infancy. As a result, its face is marked by the grief of old age, and the main emotion it can feel is the uncertain pain of existence. Cypriot Consciousness exists trampled between the feet of its adversaries, engaged in an endless body-to-body combat. From the height of the ground where it stands, it sees them as enormous giants. Despite the constant trampling, Cypriot Conscience is saved only by the fact that none of these giants is dominates completely. Otherwise, Cypriot Consciousness would had been lost.+That is why Cypriot Consciousness is the continuation of a newborn consciousness. It never overcame early infancy. As a result, its face is marked by the grief of old age, and the main emotion it can feel is the uncertain pain of existence. Cypriot Consciousness exists trampled between the feet of its adversaries, engaged in an endless body-to-body combat. From the height of the ground where it stands, it sees them as enormous giants. Despite the constant trampling, Cypriot Consciousness is saved only by the fact that none of these giants is dominates completely. Otherwise, Cypriot Consciousness would had been lost.
 Cypriot Conscience believes itself to be weak. That's why it plays dead, waiting for better days. Cypriot Conscience believes itself to be weak. That's why it plays dead, waiting for better days.
  
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