The Leader/The State Sample Clauses

The Leader/The State. Since men have first-class citizenship in the world of nationalist mythmakers, the idealized national leader is unquestionably a man. Therefore, the myth about the idealized leader is shaped around the glorification of the relationship between nation, state, and manhood. Smith and Schweitzer state the leader’s duties as follows: to protect his nation, provide welfare, offer solutions for problems, guarantee the nation’s survival by preserving the state, lead the nation in fulfilling its mission and revive the golden age.305 In Girardet’s analysis of myths, the leader is the Savior and is believed to be the architect of the restoration, an enabler of metamorphosis in a time of perceived decadence and crisis of legitimacy.306 So, he is the leader, ruler, patron, Sultan, or King, and all power is attributed to him. Drawing on what a nation needs at a particular time, Girardet puts forward four types of leaders307 and consequently provides some powerful theoretical tools for analyzing the images of leaders in Turkish political culture, as reflected in historical action/adventure films. The first archetype is Alexander, who is the heroic, Bonapartist conqueror creating his glory through great deeds. He is assumed to be a warrior hero, the conqueror, a young man of action who builds legitimacy with immediate action and is idealized with a sword in his hand. He conquers new places and fights for the unity of the government and the governed at the same time. This type is similar to the courageous warlord worshipped by his daring followers due to his conquests.308 In this context, the wartime Atatürk, with his military victories and commandership, is the most prominent example of the Alexander type . Moreover, although he did not participate in a real war, Turkey’s current President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan could be inserted into that category if one looks through his followers’ lenses. His aggressive conduct in 305 Smith, The Ethnic Origins of Nations, 194; Arthur Schweitzer, “Theory and Political Charisma,” Comparative Studies in Society and History, Vol.16, Issue: 2, (March 1974): 150-181. 306 Girardet, Mythes et mythologies politiques, 68. 307 Girardet, Mythes et mythologies politiques, 63-95. 308 Schweitzer, “Theory and Political Charisma,” 152. politics and his behavior in several cases, such as the One Minute Incident in which he clashed with the Israeli president over Gaza in Davos in 2009,309 fostered an image of a ‘tough guy’ with courage, strength, and self-...
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