Pictures and Words 2 – An Italian Caricature at the End of the Great Vienna War (1683–1699) as “Icono-Text” by Jelena Mrgić

“…This “icono-text” merges visual arts and comedy theatre with text, criticizing the Christian “nations” for their lack of unity in opposing the common foe and nemesis – the Ottoman sultan. The satire is more pronounced in the para-text, adequately written for each one of the actors, including those without the lyrics – headfirst fleeing grand vizier Kara Mustapha, and wool spinning Protestant Prince Imre Thököly, doing the woman’s and not the warrior’s task. …”
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A User-Oriented Urban Design Guide Model For Cultural Heritage Sites: The Case of Bursa Khans Area by Sibel Polat, Hikmet Özge Tümer Yıldız, Neslihan Dostoğlu

“…The Khans Area, located in Bursa - the first capital of the Ottoman Empire - has reached today, preserving its historical urban character with its changing and developing trade life, and was inscribed as a cultural heritage site by UNESCO in 2014. …”
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A Historical Document: Unknown Diwan (Poetry) of Ali İlhami Dede / Bir Tarihî Vesika: Ali İlhami Dede’nin Bilinmeyen Divanı by Atiye Nazlı

“…In the work in which the place where Battal Gazi is buried in historical sources, his bond with Danişment Gazi, the ties of the Seljuk Khans and Ottoman Sultans with the lodge, the maintenance and repairs they have done are explained in detail, transferring the inscriptions found in the tombs to the court is also important in terms of extracting the Alevi Bektashi lineage. …”
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A glimpse at the intricate mosaic of ethnicities from Mesopotamia: Paternal lineages of the Northern Iraqi Arabs, Kurds, Syriacs, Turkmens and Yazidis. by Serkan Dogan, Cemal Gurkan, Mustafa Dogan, Hasan Emin Balkaya, Ramazan Tunc, Damla Kanliada Demirdov, Nihad Ahmed Ameen, Damir Marjanovic

“…These lands were subsequently ruled by the Persians, Greeks, Romans, Arabs, Mongolians, Ottomans and finally British prior to the independence. …”
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Intemperate weather in violent times – narratives from the Western Balkans during the Little Ice Age (17-18th centuries) by J. Mrgic

“…These accounts – from Dalmatian cities of Split and Makarska, Ottoman metropolis of Sarajevo, Franciscan monasteries in Kreševo (Bosnia) and in Šarengrad (Srem, after Habsburg re-conquest) – are unevenly distributed in time and geographical space, far from the quality of ‘weather diaries’, which existed elsewhere in Europe of this period. …”
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L. F. Marsigli – The First Antiquarian of Serbia by Vladimir V. Mihajlović

“…On the other hand, according to the general consensus, the region of modern Serbia, being a part of the Ottoman Empire, has not attracted the curiosity of the antiquarians until the second half of the 18th century. …”
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Viajar na Ásia no século XVII: o Itinerario de las missiones de Sebastião Manrique (Roma, 1649) by Rui Manuel Loureiro

“…De nouveau au Bengale, et ayant l’intention de retourner en Europe, il décide de suivre les routes terrestres, à travers les territoires contrôlés par les Mogores, les Safavides et les Ottomans, jusqu’à atteindre les rives de la Méditerranée, et de là, Rome. …”
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Static stability and seismic behavior of the dome of the Hagia Sophia by Irani, Ali., M. Eng. Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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Architecture as a stage for play and self expression : an intervention of public open space in Istanbul, Turkey by Devres, Rukiye

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Make it orijinal: literary modernism and the novel on the Turkish-British axis 1908-1948 by Staudt, K

“…</p> <p>Organized into four chapters, each chapter compares a pairing of Anglo-European and Ottoman-Turkish authors and addresses debates central to the definitions of literary modernism to which both Turkish and Anglo-European modernism contribute. …”

Gender and nationalism in the Hellenic world, 1836-1897 by Tzanakē, D

“…Concerned above all with the national identity which women created for themselves, this thesis does not offer a detailed explosion of the Megale Idea (Great Idea), a doctrine advocating the liberation and unification of the entire Hellenic genos (the ecumenical community of Balkan Orthodoxy as it existed under the Ottoman Empire) and the establishment of a great Greek state in the lands that had once belonged to the Byzantine Empire. …”

The construction of nationalist politics : the MHP, 1965-1980. by Erken, A

“…The anti-Republican discourse of this current of thought involved the re-appropriation of Ottoman history and culture and certain religious themes into nationalist discourse. …”

‘Medici ‘cross roads’: the intersection of warfare and politics in the Tyrrhenian Sea and Duke Cosimo I’s path towards the Order of Santo Stefano (1544-1563)’ by Tzavaras, A

“…The political and military triangle of Cosimo, his Habsburg ‘allies,’ and threats by his enemies – the Valois, Ottomans, and Barbary corsairs – during the Italian Wars was not only the impetuous towards an expanded naval infrastructure but was important in shaping the emergence of the order. …”

Writing the Orient: Johannes Schiltberger's Reisebuch (1394–1427) by Wolpert, F

“…<p>This thesis is the first book-length study of Johannes Schiltberger’s <em>Reisebuch</em>, the German-language account of the Bavarian crusader’s approximately 30-year captivity and enforced travels in the Middle East under the Ottoman sultan Bayezid I (r. 1389–1403), the Turko-Mongolian warlord Timūr (r. 1370–1405) and his successors. …”

Out of many, one: epigram anthologies in pre-modern Arabic literature by Talib, A

“…An annotated bibliography of unpublished sources is provided in an appendix in order to help the reader navigate the tricky present status of many Mamluk and Ottoman era sources.</p>…”

Pemikiran kepimpinan Ikhwan Muslimin dalam perubahan politik dan demokrasi Mesir by Muhamad, Ahmad Dzulfahmi

“…The founding of the Ikhwan Muslimin (IM) in Egypt in 1928 was a response to the fall of the Ottoman Caliphate in 1924. This study discusses the IM leadership's thinking on Egyptian political and democratic changes from 1928 to 2010. …”
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A suggestion that Europe also a Muslim: a study from historical and contemporary perspectives by Muhammad Aiman Awaluddin, Anisa Safiah Maznorbalia

“…Additionally, fall of Constantinople in 1453 under Ottomans reshaping the geographcial of Europe and permanently marked the term of European Islam. …”
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Implementation of Thought K.H. Batshul Birri in the Development of Al-Qur'an Science Education at Darul Hikmah Islamic Boarding School Kyai Abdan by Zaenal Abidin, Ahmad Aghus Ulinuha, Ita Wijayanti

“…The benefit of this research is the progress of education in the science of the Koran at the Darul Hikmah Islamic Boarding School Kyai Abdan Pakis Magelang because it uses the fighter jet, tajwid and room ottoman methods so that most likely what K.H. Maftuh Batshul Birri composed/taught really supports learning the science of the Qur'an at the Kyai Abdan Islamic Boarding School. …”
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ISLAMIC ARCHITECTURE / by Hoag, John D., author 318738

Timur-sultan and Kerim-birdi: Two attacks on Venetian Tana in 1410 and in 1418 by Karpov S.P.

“…Thanks to the erection of strong fortifications at Tana, it was possible for the town to hold out until the Ottoman Turkish conquest in 1475.…”
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