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<article-title>The Paradoxical Phenomena in the Force of Imagery</article-title>
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<author>Mustafa &#214;zoda&#351;&#305;k </author>

<aff>Sel&#231;uk University, Turkey. </aff>

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<p> The aims of science of imagery are analysing the imageries and prejudices that have been created by countries or cultures about each other, making the societies understand each other better by explaining and criticising the reasons of genesis. Having differences according to authors, philosophers and people of same events and comments causes different paradoxical lived in the force of imagery in relations in a different point of view by staying under the influence of people&#8217;s own societies and cultures. In the process of history, in different countries, texts and pieces written by different people in various situations constitute the universe of this area. Since therefore these different points of view are tried to be evaluated from the point of science of imagery. The main point here is being an important problem of being how realistic and scientific that the evaluations of different pieces and lifestyles by different people. Because the phenomenon lived in the force of imagery has an important place in person&#8217;s point of view, the values loaded him or her by the society he or she is in, thinking styles, idols and ideologies, lifestyles, social sensations and personal qualities. When all of these factors are considered, the paradoxical phenomena lived in the force of imagery is effective in people&#8217;s communication process. </p><p><italic>Keywords: </italic>Imagery, Science of imagery, Paradox. </p>
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