Özet:

The purpose of this article is to examine the effects of a migration wave that has not been seen since World War II and the developments that cause human mobility in the political field. The central axis of the study will be established around the refugee issue. According to our claim, the most apparent effect of the intense human mobility and migration wave, which is reflected in the political field and current politics, is serious xenophobia and opposition to "Middle Eastern Muslims," which manifests itself in the form of a new type of racism, especially in Western societies. In the light of these determinations, the political dimensions of the humanitarian crisis will be examined in two primary and six subsections, especially around the theme of identity construction. In the first part, the East in the West, and in the second part, the East in the East will be analyzed through the representation of the refugee in the press, cinema, literature, political rhetoric, and social language, using critical discourse analysis and hermeneutic methods. The second part will explain how the East makes a discursive contribution to the West-centered reconstruction of its own identity. In particular, the explanations of refugees about their own problems and the approach to the refugee and crisis process in the media organs of Eastern countries will be examined with a hermeneutic method.

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