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Revisiting Trauma: Choreographing the Loss of the Armenian Journalist Hrant Dink

As a choreography of intervention into daily life, Mihran Tomasyan's Sen Balık Değilsin Ki (SBDK) allows viewers a moment not only to remember the assassination of the Armenian journalist Hrant Dink, but also to revisit past and current traumas that need to be reworked by Turkish and Armenian s...

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Collective memory
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Journalists
journalists and danger
loss
memory
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