On Freedom of the Press

"Rhine justice is flawed, just like in Turkey!"
A polemical work written by Marx, as usual, on the subject of freedom of the press, which is becoming increasingly hot in our country. With his unforgiving language to his interlocutors and not remaining in rhetoric as in fake polemics, but incorporating dialectical reasoning, which is indispensable for real polemics, into the lines he wrote, Marx enters into a debate about freedom of the press and censorship that will not be unfamiliar to the Turkish reader. While Marx's poisonous language ridicules the inconsistent expressions of his interlocutors and adds a literary flavor to the reader's mind map, it also destroys the hollow roof of the censors' language, which has not changed for centuries. Stating that freedom of the press shows the intellectual accumulation and development of a country, Marx does not give up hope: "Flowers also grow in swamps."
Presented by Haluk Gerger



Number of Pages: 120

Year of Printing: 2012


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Footnote

Number of Pages: 120

First Printing Year: 2012

Language: Turkish