The official discourse of "Great Britain" and the Aylul Revolution, 1961-1976

This book is an academic study consisting of an introduction and two parts, generally presenting an analysis of the official diplomatic discourse of the state of Great Britain based on a number of secret diplomatic reports and letters regarding the Kurd cause between the years 1961-1976. Within the framework of this analysis, details, political perspectives, how information was collected and public opinion was formed, state decisions, the identification of dimensions, and some general themes are presented. Also, an analysis of the linguistics, arguments, and metaphors within those secret texts that relate to this Country's view of the Kurd has been conducted.