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Cyprus, the National Issue and Nationalism
bibliographic note
Not dedicated to Makarios or the heroes of EOKA
Useful terms
short historical outline
1. The “national issue”, the far left and the “milieu”
2. dimensions of a problem that can be called national
1. the strategic space (Middle East), the interventions and peace
2. forms of “neo-colonial” dependence
3. Greece — Turkey — Cyprus
3. the Greek-Christian — Enosis nationalism and its function
1. ideological components — hellenism as a phenomenon
2. the pro-Enosis Marxists
3. Cypriot history from another perspective
4. processes of power reconstruction and nationalism
i. class reconstruction and the exorcism of social conflict
ii. nationalism and patriarchy — from communal to social patriarchy
iii. centralisation and cultural leveling
4. the neo-cypriot consciousness and modernism
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