Navigating precarity: the case of the publishing sector in Turkey by Uluçay, S

“…The thesis traces the evolution of post-Ottoman Turkey as a hybrid regime, describes the political legacy that the current regime inherited and re-shaped, and shows how repeated political turmoil has molded the publishing world. …”

Andere Götter, andere Opfer: Debatten über Vegetarismus und Religion in der Türkei, am Beispiel der Werke von Hasan Ferit Cansever und Asaf Halet Çelebi by Mignon, L

“…By considering Hasan Ferit Cansever’s and Asaf Halet Çelebi’s critical approaches to monotheism, and their active vegetarianism, it becomes possible to think about a history of religions in late Ottoman and early republican Turkey that goes beyond examining diversity within Islam, the status of Christian and Jewish minorities, and the rise of secular ideologies. …”

Knowledge, language, thought and the civilization of Islam: essays in honor of Syed Muhammad Naquib Al–Attas (kulit keras) by Wan Daud, Wan Mohd. Nor, Uthman, Muhammad Zainiy

“…Hellyer, 7 Illuminative knowledge in Mawlana Rumi, Bilal Kuspinar, 8 Kant and Ghazali on human nature: a comparative philosophy of man, Alparslan Acikgenc, 9 Dialogue of civilizations through the corridors of faith and mind: some thoughts concerning the philosophy of Syed, Muhammad Naquib Al–Attas and its contribution for, proper understanding of conditio humana, Ferid Muhic, 10 prolegomena to west and east: Kant and Ibn Khaldun, ernest wolf–gazo, 11 challenges for education in the age of globalization marietta stepanyants, 12 evolution: the epitome of the emerging contemporaneous global civilization, saban teoman durah, 13 science in adab literature, Paul Lettinck, 14 science connecting scholars and cultures in Khwarazm: the case of Khwarazmshah Ma’mun Ibn Ma’mun, Hans Daiber, 15 some remarks on the wakf institution in the ottoman empire, Mehmet Ipsirli, 16 islamic captilalism and the west, Murat Cizakca, 17 Al–Attas’ concept of happiness: a reflection on the contemporary meaning of development, Amer Al–Roubaie, 18 Thai–Iranian relations in history: a glance at the persian community in the Ayutthaya Kingdom, M. …”
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Knowledge, language, thought and the civilization of Islam: essays in honor of Syed Muhammad Naquib Al–Attas (kulit lembut) by Wan Daud, Wan Mohd. Nor, Uthman, Muhammad Zainiy

“…Hellyer, 7 Illuminative knowledge in Mawlana Rumi, Bilal Kuspinar, 8 Kant and Ghazali on human nature: a comparative philosophy of man, Alparslan Acikgenc, 9 Dialogue of civilizations through the corridors of faith and mind: some thoughts concerning the philosophy of Syed, Muhammad Naquib Al–Attas and its contribution for, proper understanding of conditio humana, Ferid Muhic, 10 prolegomena to west and east: Kant and Ibn Khaldun, ernest wolf–gazo, 11 challenges for education in the age of globalization marietta stepanyants, 12 evolution: the epitome of the emerging contemporaneous global civilization, saban teoman durah, 13 science in adab literature, Paul Lettinck, 14 science connecting scholars and cultures in Khwarazm: the case of Khwarazmshah Ma’mun Ibn Ma’mun, Hans Daiber, 15 some remarks on the wakf institution in the ottoman empire, Mehmet Ipsirli, 16 islamic captilalism and the west, Murat Cizakca, 17 Al–Attas’ concept of happiness: a reflection on the contemporary meaning of development, Amer Al–Roubaie, 18 Thai–Iranian relations in history: a glance at the persian community in the Ayutthaya Kingdom, M. …”
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Mosque Architecture Between Materialism and Spirituality - an Analytical Study عمارة المساجد بين المادية والروحانية - دراسة تحليلية by Omnia Zaki, Shaima Derbala, Mohanad Elagami

“…Given the importance of creating a spiritual experience, the research studies the material components affecting spirituality, intending to restore the spiritual aspect of contemporary mosques, through an analytical study to link materialism and spirituality to mosque architecture, starting with the Prophet’s Mosque (peace be upon him), then (Sultan Hassan Mosque in the Mamluk era - Sulaymaniyah Mosque in the Ottoman era); the research concluded that spirituality is linked to the aesthetic perception of the sensory experience within the spaces, and it is not just a coincidence, but rather an intentional experience to move from physical to expressive beauty, the abundance of decorations, engravings and the crowding of lighting, or the architectural design is limited to the functional space for prayer only, but by creating a feeling of comfort, love of the place, and attachment to it among the visitors/worshippers.   …”
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Study for Some Turkish Tombstones from Zal Mahmoud Pasha cemetery in Ayoub District in Istanb دراسة لمجموعة شواهد قبور تركية بجبانة زال محمود باشا بمنطقة أيوب بإسطنبول "دراسة أثري... by Dr/ Mohamed Mohamed Morsy Aly

“…The Ayoub district in Istanbul includes a lot of Islamic cemeteries that were constructed after the conquest of Constantinople by the Ottoman Sultan Mohamed II. The Sultan was keen on building a mosque and a mausoleum for the great companion Abu Ayyub al-Ansari, who died while trying to open Constantinople in the Umayyad period. …”
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Negotiations on the Serbian-Turkish military convention in 1908 by Dedović Vukašin D.

“…Negotiations with the Ottoman Empire with the mentioned goal were first initiated by Serbia in mid-October, 1908. …”
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La ermoza istorya de Robinzon o la mizerya: Sephardi Versions of Robinson Crusoe by Marta Kacprzak

“… La ermoza istorya de Robinzon o la mizerya: Sephardi Versions of Robinson Crusoe In the second half of the 19th century the Haskalah, an intellectual movement whose objective was to educate and westernize Eastern European Jews, also reached the Sephardic communities in the Ottoman Empire. As a result, there emerged Sephardic modern secular literature, represented mainly by narrative fiction, theatre plays and press. …”
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Features of emotional tendency in Ibrahim Naji's poetry by Salim AlHamadany

“…Moreover, our nation was also busy challenging its reality in its decaying image and nearly lost its authenticity if God had not prepared for it from the causes of life, which made it withstand the harsh events imposed by the Ottomans and others long ago. It happened after that, that our nation received the wind of change coming from Europe with some satisfaction and conviction. …”
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Locally produced northern Corsica vessels of around 1600AD: Example from the coastal tower of L’Osari (Belgodère, Haute-Corse) by Peche-Quilichini Kewin

“…This monument, dedicated to maritime surveillance in the face of the constant threat of Ottoman piracy at the time, is located on a rocky coast in northern Corsica and belongs to a network of buildings (around a hundred) of the same type built along the coast of the whole island between 1530 and 1700. …”
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Amasya Kent Örneğinde Yeşilyol Güzergâhlarının AHS ile Öncelikli İşlevlerinin Belirlenmesine Yönelik Bir Çalışma by Banu Çiçek Kurdoğlu, Sultan Sevinç Kurt Konakoğlu, Ziya Usta, Kadir Tolga Çeli̇k, Öner Demi̇rel, Arzu Kalın

“…The important elements of the urban landscape are Yeşilırmak River, Yeşilırmak Valley, Traditional Ottoman Houses and Rock Tombs (Sepulchres) belonging to the Hellenistic Era. …”
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The rights of slaves in the Crimean Khanate and the conditions for their emancipation by Rustemov O.D.

“…Research materials: Individual research works on the topic of slavery in Ottoman Turkey and the texts of the Crimean Kadiasker books (sijils) in which slaves appear in connection with various legal proceedings related to them. …”
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Ahmed b. Mahmud el-Asamm el-Karamânî ve Tefsîru’l- Karamânî Adlı Eseri by Abdullah Vargeloğlu

“…Mahmud al-Asamm al-Karamânî and His Work Tafsîru’l-Karamânî Abstract In this article, the life and works of Ahmed bin Mahmud al-Asamm el-Karamânî al-Lârendî (d. 971/1564), one of the Ottoman commentators, the manuscripts of the work named Tefsîru'l- Karamânî, its nature, method, issues about whether it is a summary or a tafsir will be discussed. …”
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İl Özel İdarelerinde Yeniden Yapılan(ama)ma Çabaları ve Uygulamada Karşılaşılan Sorunlar((In)Capability of Re-Organization Efforts and Implementation Problems in The Special Provin... by Sedat AZAKLI, Hülya TEK

“…Çalışma, il özel idareleri hakkında bundan sonra yapılacak araştırmalara yol gösterme ve literatüre, özellikle uygulamada yaşanan sorunların çözümü noktasında katkıda bulunma çabasını taşımaktadır Special provincial administrations (SPAs) are the local administration bodies, dated back to the late Ottoman era, that are subjected to the continuous re-organization in the historical process. …”
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MERCENARI MOLDOVENI ÎN OASTEA RUSĂ (SECOLELE XVII-XVIII) – ÎNTRE „PRIETENIE” ŞI REALITATE ISTORICĂ by Ion EREMIA

“…With more <br />and more oppressive Ottoman suzerainty, most inhabitants of Moldova, designated historical sources volochs time in <br />search of a better life, immigrants and employed as mercenaries in the armies of foreign countries: Poland, Sweden, <br />Russia, etc. …”
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Emancipacija žena u Bosni i Hercegovini u vrijeme austrougarske uprave (1878-1918) // Emancipation of Women in Bosnia and Herzegovina during the austro-hungarian administration (18... by TOMASZ JACEK LIS

“…In the Austro-Hungarian period, also they changed their architectural style; from the prevailing ottoman one to more like in Vienna or Prague. This situation was a short time, in live only one generation. …”
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Mandat Liga Bangsa-Bangsa : Kegagalan Palestina Menjadi Negara Merdeka (1920-1948) by Hanafi Wibowo

“…Post First World War (1914-1918), the British received the mandate from the League of Nations to manage the administration of the former Arab territories which previously was a former territories of the Ottoman Empire. In this management process, there is a problem which emerged two opposing forces, namely the Zionist Jews as newcomers and the Palestinians as natives. …”
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MINERITUL DIN TRANSILVANIA LA ÎNCEPUTUL SECOLULUI AL XVII-LEA RAPORTUL LUI GIULIO CESARE MURALTI (1603) by Costin Fenesan

“…Employed in a diplomatic mission to Suceava in order to restore the alliance between Moldavia and Prince Báthory against the Ottoman Empire, doctor Muralti was arrested by Ieremia Movilă, Prince of Moldavia, taken to Kamenitz and set free after some time. …”
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What – and who – is ‘European’ in the Postcolonial EU? Inclusions and Exclusions in the European Parliament’s House of European History by Elizabeth Buettner

“…It contrasts the critical interrogation of modern European imperialism up until the First World War with the lack of attention paid to late imperialism, decolonisation, and postcolonial legacies together with the Ottoman Empire and Turkey. As a result, the HEH has thus far missed the chance to probe how European overseas empires and their collapse intersected with the EU’s origins and neglected the EU’s ongoing reach outside the continent on account of overseas territories still held by its member states. …”
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KALICI MİSAFİR: MARCEL COHEN'İN KAYIP BİR LADİNO'NUN İZİNDE'SİNDE BELLEK VE KİMLİK by Özen Nergis DOLCEROCCA

“…Lost Ladino brings together questions of exile, multi-lingualism, minority status, assimilation and uprooting, while exploring Sephardic collective identity within its larger historical context, from the 1492 expulsion from Spain, to the rise and fall of Ottoman Empire and to contemporary France. Cohen’s central concern in writing Lost Ladino is to reconstruct the lost world of Sephardic community. …”
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