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The Intellectual Basis for Categories of Political Myths in Turkish Nationalism. As reproducers of myths, nationalist action/adventure films of the 1950s-1970s contributed to the general trends in the discursive world of Turkish nationalism of the period. In doing so, they helped to weaponize everyday life with more straightforward and plausible nationalist arguments. Of course, the myths they presented were not novel and were the products of various intellectual debates and formulations about what Turkish national identity was, what it should include and not include. In this regard, one of the significant defining formulations that played a role was the Turkish History Thesis, which was the official paradigm developed by the early Republican elite during the single-party era dominated by the CHP. The thesis was canonized and publicized by the Turkish History Foundation through history and 184 Xxxxx, “The ‘Golden Age’ and National Revival,” 37. 185 Xxxxxxxxx, Xxx Identity of Nations, 20. 186 Xxxx Xxxxxx, “Truth and Myth in History: An Example from the Spanish Civil War,” Journal of Interdisciplinary History, vol 5, no 4, (1995): 609-625. 187 Schöpflin, Nations, Identity, Power: The New Politics of Europe, 80-83, 85-88. 188 Renan, “What is A Nation?” 11. 189 Corbin, “Truth and Myth in History: An Example from the Spanish Civil War,” 609. 190 Xxxxx Xxxxxxx, “The Importance of Imagined Communities and Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx,” DEBATS-Annual Review 1, (2016): 14. language congresses, a reference book titled Türk Tarihi’nin Anahatları (The Main Tenets of Turkish History), and various other textbooks. The thesis takes the Turkish nation’s origins back to Central Asia and considers this land as the original land of the Turkish nation. According to the theory, Turks migrated from their original land due to severe changes in climatic conditions and arrived in Anatolia, which had been an uninhabited vacant land making the Turks its original and autochthonous inhabitants. Then, as a superior nation whose purity remained intact, Turks started to build civilizations centered on Anatolia. At this point, the thesis is also connected with the Sun Language Theory, which proposed that all languages are derived from a proto-Turkic first language named sun language as it could be understood from phonemic resemblances. According to the theory, the origin of that language was again Central Asia, the original land of the Turks, and it was formed when the Turks’ utterings made while saluting the all-powerfulness of the sun took the form of a language.191 This offic...
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