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19th c. İzmir.
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BOĞOS TATİKYAN
19th c. İzmir.
'It is not uncommon for creative people to be driven by instincts that simultaneously want to be a part of life and escape from it.'
'Yaratıcı kişilerin aynı anda hem hayatın bir parçası olmak hem de ondan kaçmak yolunda içgüdülere kapılmaları, sıra dışı sayılmaz.'
“As if on the verge of being tempted into sin, on the brink of laughter.”
'Günaha kışkırtılmanın kıyısındaymış gibi, kahkahanın kıyısında.'
Dışarıda heybetli bir fırtına
Evin tam içinde kasvet
Takılı kaldı bir kaset
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*Halikarnas Balıkçısı, simetriye yönelmiş akademizmde Apollonculuğu görmektedir.
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Albert Camus a writer who has thought a lot about the phenomenon of suicide, addresses the subject with philosophical dimensions in his work ‘Lord Sisyphus’ and says the following: ‘Newspapers often talk about ‘hopeless loves’ or ‘incurable diseases’. These explanations are valid. However, is it possible that a friend of the hopeless person spoke to him in a somewhat unpleasant way on the day he chose death? This also needs to be known. *That’s right; because if we listen to Camus again, ‘such an action is prepared in the silence of the heart, as if it were a great work. The person himself cannot know. One day he will pull the trigger or throw himself…’ ‘There is a clear truth that can be called clearly moral, and that is that the person is always the victim of his own realities (…) A person who is hopeless and conscious of his hopelessness no longer belongs to the future.’ ‘Killing oneself is, in a sense, a confession. It is accepting that life is beyond us or that we cannot understand it’.
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