La fille du meunier et l’épouse du gouverneur d’Adana
La justice des cadis ottomans opérait une classification sociale à travers un vocabulaire stéréotypé (mentionnant le statut, le sexe, le titre, la confession, le métier etc. des individus), selon l...
この論文知らなかった。マルタン・ゲールの帰還の逆。奴隷として何回も売られてダマスカスに至ったアイシェが、アダナ知事の死んだはずの妻ファトマと勘違いされて生地のアダナに連れ帰され、知事のもとへ。そこにアイシェの母親が現れて
Işık Tamdoğan, "La fille du meunier et l’épouse du gouverneur d’Adana: L’histoire d’un cas d’imposture au début du xviiie siècle," Remmm 127 (2010).
journals.openedition.org/remmm/6692#f...
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This is the first page of Gul Sen's book chapter "Between Two Spaces: Enslavement and Labor in the Early Modern Ottoman Navy" in the edited volume Comparative and Global Framing of Enslavement, edited by Stephan Conermann, Youval Rotman, Ehud Toledano, and Rachel Zelnick-Abramovitz, pp. 133–166. Berlin: De Gruyter, 2023.
❓How did the Ottoman state organize unfree labor - among others: captives, enslaved people, and convicts - to power its early modern navy?
I explore this question in my “Between Two Spaces: Enslavement and Labor in the Early Modern Ottoman Navy.” 1/2
#MaritimeHistory #NavalHistory #OpenAccess
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They got me!
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Tolga U. Esmer - Economies of Banditry in the Late Ottoman Empire
À paraître en février aux Oxford UP
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When copying the #Mahabharata in #Persian in 18th-century #India, did one praise Allah or Rama?
Sometimes, the copyist praised both.
More Hindus read the epics in Persian (versus Sanskrit) in this period.
Images courtesy of Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin
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Congratulations!
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Project MUSE - From Private Libraries in Late Ottoman Palestine to "Abandoned Property": Reconstructing the Dajānī Family Manuscript Collections in the National Library of Israel
My first peer-reviewed article, based on my BA thesis at FU Berlin, has just been published (OA). It traces Palestinian libraries from the late Ottoman period in the so-called Abandoned Property Collection (NLI). Thank you to everyone who supported! doi.org/10.1353/mns.... @sims-mss.bsky.social
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That's why we keep these social media!
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On the right, a similar vase (with an even worse kef!) from the Benaki museum in Athens (h/t Amila Buturovic for bringing it to my attention)
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Problem solved! This is a kef copied by an (almost) illiterate person. On the left, you can see the fish, symbol of the 25th bölük of the janissaries.
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Cover illustration: Upper left: The title page of the second volume of the Historiae Osmanidarum (Plenck).
Upper right: The introduction to the Tārīḫ-i Naʿīmā in MS Ragıp Paşa 996. Below: A detail view showing
sultan Selīm III’s private library, including the Tārīḫ-i Naʿīmā.
Author: Gül Şen
Title: Making sense of history : narrativity and literariness in the
Ottoman Chronicle of Na’ima
Published: by Brill in Leiden, The Netherlands
Publication date: July 25, 2022.
This is my second book: Making Sense of History:
Narrativity and Literariness in the Ottoman Chronicle of Naʿīmā (Leiden: Brill, 2022), 390 pp.
🔗 brill.com/display/titl...
#history
#earlymodern #OttomanHistory
#historiography #chronicle #historian #blueskybooks
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Could it be a ج for "cema'at"?
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This is a 18th-c. ceramic from Çanakkale, I'm told. Does anyone recognize the shape above the number 25? (or is it 35, manuscript-like?)
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📅 Σήμερα 🕢 στις 19.30,
📌 στην αίθουσα διαλέξεων του Institute for Mediterranean Studies - FORTH
και
💻 διαδικτυακά: www.youtube.com/watch?v=JsW-...
Μια πρώιμη βιομηχανική πόλη στο Αιγαίο, H Ερμούπολη Σύρου, την περίοδο 1823-1940,
σκιαγραφείται μέσα από το
📖 βιβλίο της Χριστίνας Αγριαντώνη
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#Incredible ! There is good evidence that Greek literacy was relatively widespread among the ancient Arabs east of Ḥawrān. Here, our #Safaitic author partially writes out the Safaitic letters in the Greek order, omitting vowels!
Find more on #OCIANA: ociana.osu.edu/inscriptions...
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From "Machiel Kiel: A Memoir"
#MachielKiel
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A crime story (Faroqhi, Surviving Istanbul, p. 225-226)
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Thank you very much! You'll see it incorporates some ideas from the Otto Spies lecture 😊
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ToC
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Congratulations!
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The #1 lesson from yesterday’s blowout:
Humanities majors killed on the job market
1) Mamdani- Africana Studies
2) Spanberger -French
3) Sherill - Global History
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I downloaded it! But, being scanned in grayscale, it's unprintable. I don't think I'm able to read fiction on a screen... :(
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Didn't know Bruce McGowan has authored a novel on 17th-c. Ottomans!
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Byzantine Learning in Ottoman Service: Manuscripts, Scholars, and Ideology (1450–1500) | Mary Jaharis Center
Attend: Byzantine Learning in Ottoman Service: Manuscripts, Scholars, and Ideology (1450–1500), lecture by Samet Budak (Princeton University), Princeton University, November 10, 2025, 4:30–6:00 pm maryjahariscenter.org/blog/byzanti...
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Suraiya Faroqhi, Surviving Istanbul, Istanbul: Koç University Press 2023, p. 141
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📢 New Open Access Issue!
The latest Diyâr: Journal of Ottoman, Turkish & Middle Eastern Studies (Vol. 6, No. 2, 2025) is out!
Special issue on heritage practices, guest edited by Roxana Coman (NIAS).
Read online 👉 www.nomos-elibrary.de/de/document/...
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Associate Prof. of History @Akdeniz University, Ottoman Empire, early modern history, military, gender, age, childhood, slavery
Historian. Senior Lecturer. early modern & maritime history & forced labor & enslavement & Ottoman history & German local history & connected history || hiking 🌄
Prof, docteur en histoire moderne (France, Saint-Empire, Empire ottoman), escalade :)
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Fondée en 1846, premier institut étranger à s’établir en #Grèce, l’École française d’ #Athènes est un centre de #recherche de pointe sur l' #hellénisme.
#ResEFE #ESR #SHS #Archéologie
Lecturer in Chinese History at the University of Crete. Postdoctoral researcher at IDIS China Program. My first monograph is out now by Palgrave Macmillan: https://link.springer.com/book/9783031908842
History (Ottoman and Russian Empires) and international law.
Author, "From Slaves to Prisoners of War" (Oxford, 2018) and co-author, "To Save the Country" (Yale, 2019).
All views strictly my own.
Senior Lecturer at University of Vienna
Ottoman Cultural History II Manuscripts II Literature
The Foundation for Research and Technology–Hellas is the premier multidisciplinary research institution in Greece with well-organized facilities, highly qualified personnel & a reputation as a top-level research institution worldwide https://www.forth.gr
Late Antique and Byzantine Archaeology from outer space - Amorium and Messene excavation - Researcher at the National Hellenic Research Foundation
Medical knowledge and perceptions of disease and illness in the early modern Ottoman world.
PhD Candidate at European University Institute, Florence.
Fellow at ANAMED, Istanbul.
Edebiyat Tarihçisi - Modern öncesi dönem Osmanlı anlatı kültürü - Bazı uğraşlar peşindeyim. https://www.altugyayla.com/
PhD candidate in Islamic Studies. Project: Prophetic descent of ʿAbd al-Qādir al-Jīlānī and his descendants in the Western Maghrib and Syria. Genealogy, methods of genealogists & verification of historical/genealogical knowledge in the early modern period.
Historian | Archives and Power | Early Modern History | Venice, Italy and Mediterranean | Gender and Politics | Food and Famine
Associate prof at University of Amsterdam
Historian, hiker, thinker, seeks the narrow path