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"Pomegranate Flowers" consists of nine essays that touch our lives, written in Turkish by Mehmed Uzun. These essays, in which multiculturalism, the problem of being a minority and the other, and the incurable weight of being an exile and an intellectual are at the center, argue that violence and rejection cannot be a solution, but can only be lived together by understanding and empathy.
These essays, dominated by a broken sadness, are also an inside look at the world of those caught in the middle.
