Wędrująca idea tolerancji by Wojciech Burszta

“…The paper presents several important episodes from the specific journey of tolerance-as-an-idea in the history of European culture – beginning with the Ottoman Empire and ending with modern disputes on the status of tolerance in liberal democracies.   …”
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Birgivî Mehmed Efendi’nin hayatı, ilmî kişiliği ve eğitim anlayışı by Ahmet Ali ÇANAKÇI

“…In this study, a versatile Ottoman scholar Birgivī Mehmed Efendī's (d. 981/1573) life, works, scientific personality and education is aimed to examine the formal and informal context. …”
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Geomorphological features of Danilsko polje near Šibenik as basis for historical-geographical development by Damir Magaš, Ante Blaće

“…Long-lasting period of unstable geopolitical conditions began with Ottoman conquest and with formation of their strongholds in Skradin and Drniš. …”
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On Byzantine Reaction to the Council of Pisa in 1409 by Nikolai Gennadjevich Pashkin

“…Their conflict in the Balkans provoked the feud in the Ottoman state, that threatened the Byzantine Empire. …”
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NEDOVRŠENA PROŠLOST U VRTLOZIMA BALKANIZACIJE: REFLEKSIJE „ISTOČNOG PITANJA“ U HISTORIJSKOJ PERSPEKTIVI // INCOMPLETE PAST IN THE WHIRLWIND OF BALKANIZATION: REFLECTIONS OF „EASTER... by Safet Bandžović

“…What is known to the foreign public, especially in the "Western world", is known about the "Ottoman Balkans" and Muslims, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bosniaks, which presents serious doctrine, but also what produces quasi-narratives and tendentious publications has never been insignificant. …”
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Development of the “New Turkey” Media Image: Substantive Aspect by N. E. Demeshko, V. A. Avatkov, A. A. Irkhin

“…At the same time the Ottoman discourse not only re-establishes historical continuity with the modern period, but also creates the image of new great Turkey that evokes a sense of national pride, both among its citizens and in the international media space.…”
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Analysis of the Opera Kerem by Akhmet Adnan Saygun by Айсель Асадова

“…Ahmet Adnan Saygun was born during the Ottoman period and lived in the newly created Republic of Turkey. …”
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<b>Modelos semióticos e estratégicos</b> by Juan Alonso Aldama

“…To this end, it takes as its object a literary description of guerrilla warfare as practiced by the Arabs against the Turks in their historical revolt against the Ottoman Empire from 1916 to 1918. The hypothesis here is that the success of the strategy the Arabs adopted is due to the guerillas’ break from a classical narrative program, which is circumscribed by a clearly recognized subject and the quest for a value-object. …”
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Tributary World-Ecologies, Part II by Çağrı İdiman

“…In contrast, the Eastern Mediterranean would be reintegrated on the basis of the tributary networks of the Ottoman World-Empire. …”
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The Construction of Jewish Identity in Nineteenth-Century Serbia: The Case of the Musician Josif Schlesinger by Maja Vasiljević, Haris Dajč

“…This article explores the status of Josif Schlesinger (1794–1870), the first Serbian composer and professional musician in the court of Prince Miloš Obrenović (1780–1860), in the complex process of constructing Jewish identity in the web of Jewish legislation at the crossroads of the Ottoman and Habsburg Empires. Schlesinger was singled out as one of the most prominent Jews in the Principality of Serbia. …”
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Assassination of Kléber: qui prodest? by Alexander Victorovich Tchoudinov

“…The investigation carried out by the occupation authorities concluded that Yusuf Pasha, the Grand vizier of the Ottoman Empire, was the one who put out the crime, as he supposedly sought revenge on Kléber for the recent defeat of the Turkish forces in the battle of Heliopolis. …”
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„A po zawoju na głowie każdy stan poznać” by Elżbieta Wiącek

“…Polish nobleman is confronted with the many customs typical for Ottoman Empire and with the savoir vivre of Topkapi Palace. …”
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Vakfiyeler Işığında Hacı Bektaş Veli Tekkesi ve Bazı Bektaşi Tekke ve Türbeleriyle İlişkileri by Nilgün ÇEVRİMLİ

“…Dervish lodges (tekke) and monasteries (zāwiyah), which played an important role in the foundation period of the Ottoman Empire, were organized on the basis of futuwwat (bravery) understanding and encouraged to be established as a religious endowment in the areas assigned by the state. …”
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An Introduction to the Critique of the Theory of Definition in Arabic Logic: Is Complete Definition Circular? by Mehmet Özturan

“…This study focuses on Fakhr al-Dīn al-Rāzī’s thesis of the impossibility of giving a complete definition (al-ḥadd al-tāmm) and discusses its impact, the parties to the debate, and especially the positive argument contra al-Rāzī by the Ottoman savant Ṭāşköprīzāde. The negative argument of al-Rāzī postulates that the complete definition is strictly circular, for the totality of parts that makes up the defined object are included in the definition, and the object is identical to the sum of its parts. …”
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The Mountain Wreath as the subtext of Mojkovac battle by Ćamil Sijarić by Ahmetagić Jasmina M.

“…Njegos depicted the killing of converts to Islam in the context of Kosovo's oath, as Sijaric presented Mojkovac battle considering Kosovo, killing of converts to Islam, Ottoman's time and migration of Serbs. Scholars did not elaborate the thesis that Njegos's epic and Kosovo's archetype are the subtext of Mojkovac battle, although the meaning of battle which Sijaric's novel enquired should be read just in that key, which is, at the same time, testimony about Sijaric's humanistic reading of The Mountain Wreath and about spontaneously realized influences in the system of values existing within the same culture. …”
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MODERN TÜRKİYE TARİHİNİ DÖNEMLENDİRME MESELESİ by Demo Aslan

“…That’s because not only in the area of political history, such approach also observable in social, economical and military history studies of Republican period can be a custom inherited from Ottoman studies giving priority to excessive power of sultans or central political authorities with reference to Weber’s concept of patrimonialism. …”
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For Some Turkish Language Elements and Their Phonetic Adaptation in Macedonian Language by Sonja Novotni, Mihajlo Marković

“…Turkish languagefor the Macedonian intelligence was language that enabled contact within the Ottoman Empire,and for the international communication. …”
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Parlamentary elections in the District of Berane in 1920 and 1923 by Virijević Vladan R., Deletić Zdravko M.

“…The lack of more significant political tradition due to the fact that Berane and the area of Donji Vasojevici were liberated from the Ottoman authorities in 1912, which lasted for many centuries, as well as the fact that only three years later a two-year period of AustroHungarian occupation took place, mainly predetermined the atmosphere of political life in the first years after Yugoslav unification in 1918. …”
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1917 Yılında Kafkas Cephesi'nde III. Ordu'ya Mensup 1869-1898 Doğumlu Askerler Üzerinde Yapılan Ankete Göre Askerlerin Aile Yapısı ile İlgili Bazı Bilgiler by Burhan Sayılır

“…Caucasian (Eastern) Front, the first front opened upon the Ottoman Empire’s entering the First World War, witnessed severe battles. …”
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Modernity and Culture by Hasnan Hakim

“…Three broad strokes are identified: the relative decline of such Muslim empires as the Ottomans, Safavids, Mughals or Deccan, due to their growing irrelevance or colonial encroachment; European mercantilist­imperialistic efforts in the maritime affairs of the Mediterranean, Red Sea, and Indian Ocean; and sweeping social change in Muslim societies due to embracing or reacting against the European onslaught or a pure recon­struction of culture and thought (e.g., Wahhabism, the Young Turks, and the pan-Islamic movement in Egypt and India). …”
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