c. Applause Oriented: This frame was added to the diagram as an opposite to If there is something nice and praiseworthy in any of the communities, this “blame”. should be and praised, no matter which community it is in. Articles that “applauded” applaud good works without any ethnic discrimination are placed in this category. Thus in his article harvest what you sow...” Kıbrıs newspaper columnist Hasan Hastürer “You uses an example of an frame” when he praises Greece and the Greek Cypriots: “applause speaking in the European language and by achieving the necessary work according “By to those principals, Greece and the Greek Cypriots have arrived at this point. They have succeeded in bringing their demands and the European criteria together. They have not (7 harmed themselves with zigzags, with back and forths, or with machinations” October, 2006). No articles in the Oriented” frame were encountered in the “Applause Greek Cypriot press during the period of this study (October, 2006). have three subcategories: a. Understanding the Other Oriented, b. (iii) Empathy Frames Trust Oriented, c. Unprejudiced Oriented, d. Accept Other As It Is Oriented, e. Other In The Self Oriented. Below are some examples for each category of the empathy frames: a. Understanding the Oriented: Ideas and thoughts in articles trying to understand the views and thoughts of the opposite side were evaluated in this category. Vasos Georgiou’s article published in Alithia newspaper is an example of this frame: from whether I consider them to be right or wrong, Turkish Cypriots feel “Independent unwanted and their pride is hurt after the strong reply. Even though most Greek ‘no’ (3 Cypriots would not believe me, I found out that Turkish Cypriots have pride, too” October, 2006). Yenidüzen columnist Sevgül Uludağ’s article dealing with the process
c. Applause Oriented: This frame was added to the diagram as an opposite to “blame”. If there is something nice and praiseworthy in any of the communities, this should be “applauded” and praised, no matter which community it is in. Articles that applaud good works without any ethnic discrimination are placed in this category. Thus in his article “You harvest what you sow...” Kıbrıs newspaper columnist Hasan Hastürer uses an example of an “applause frame” when he praises Greece and the Greek Cypriots: “By speaking in the European language and by achieving the necessary work according to those principals, Greece and the Greek Cypriots have arrived at this point. They have succeeded in bringing their demands and the European criteria together. They have not harmed themselves with zigzags, with back and forths, or with machinations” (7 October, 2006). No articles in the “Applause Oriented” frame were encountered in the Greek Cypriot press during the period of this study (October, 2006). (iii) Empathy Frames have three subcategories: a. Understanding the Other Oriented, b. Trust Oriented, c. Unprejudiced Oriented, d. Accept Other As It Is Oriented, e. Other In The Self Oriented. Below are some examples for each category of the empathy frames: a. Understanding the Oriented: Ideas and thoughts in articles trying to understand the views and thoughts of the opposite side were evaluated in this category. Vasos Georgiou’s article published in Alithia newspaper is an example of this frame: “Independent from whether I consider them to be right or wrong, Turkish Cypriots feel unwanted and their pride is hurt after the strong ‘no’ reply. Even though most Greek Cypriots would not believe me, I found out that Turkish Cypriots have pride, too” (3 October, 2006). Yenidüzen columnist Sevgül Uludağ’s article dealing with the process
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