ALTERNATIVE VOICES IN OTTOMAN RELIGIOUS CULTURE: BEKTAŞİ STORIES by İSKENDER CÜRE

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ENORMOUS SOURCES OF THE OTTOMAN CULTURAL HERITAGE: JUDICIAL RECORDS by Yasemin ÇİFTÇİ

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Derbent Organization in Ottoman Empire as a Security System by Ayşe Değerli Keçici

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The Silver Dragon and the Golden Fish: an imperial Ottoman symbol by David Alexander

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Ottoman Philosophy: Selected Texts, Ömer Mahir Alper by Eşref Altaş

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Anglo-Ottoman Anxieties in the Tempest: from Displacement to Exclusion by Irina Kantarbaeva-Bill

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Karen Barkey, Empire of Difference. The Ottomans in Comparative Perspective by Jean-François Bayart

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K̲hōd̲j̲ā-Zāde’s Tahāfut and Its Place in Ottoman Thought by Muhammet Caner Ilgaroğlu, Luay Hatem Yaqoob

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“Thousands great saints”: Evliya Çelebi in Ottoman Palestine by Yaron Ben-Naeh

“…Evliya’s description of his journey in 17th century Ottoman Palestine is a good example of the importance of travelogue, especially as it gives another viewpoint, that of a Muslim scholar. …”
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Westernization of the Ottoman Empire, Zionism and the Resistance of the Palestinian Society by Meirison Meirison

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Characteristics of Irregular Column Capitals in Ottoman Mosques with Courtyards by Nil Orbeyi

Subjects: “…column, capital, constructive details, design principles, portico, ottoman architecture…”
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Historical analysis the services of the Koprulu family to the Ottoman Empire by Faizan Ahmed, Farzana Jabeen

“…The koprulu era (1656- 1703) was a period in which the Ottoman Empire’s politics were frequently dominated by a series of grand viziers from the koprulu family. …”
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The Criticism of Materialism in Late Ottoman’s New Science of Kalām by Mehmet Bulğen

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Ottoman Military Formations in Algeria (1518-1587 AD) by إلهام يوسف, ولاء علي صقر

“…   This study examines the Ottoman military formations in Algeria ,which became part of the Ottoman Empire since the declaration of Khairuddin Berbreus ,followed in 1518, where the army was divided into two parts, both land and sea, first dealing with  the study of the ground army by clarifying the origin of the recruits, and their military barracks and weapons .The research   then presented a brief study of the Algerian navy ,which included Riasha in particular Arouj and  Khairuddin Berbreus, the backbone of the maritime army controlling the fate of Algeria and the Mediterranean, given Algeria ’s strategic location, and the study of the fleet and its most famous ships, In addition to studying the sources of the Algerian navy and achievements, with an explanation of the results of the land and maritime activities on Algeria, which played a major role in the victories of the Ottoman Empire in its wars against its enemies and the consolidation of Algeria and its development. …”
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VIEW OF THE OPERA IN THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE AS A PART OF ACCULTURATION by Seyit YÖRE

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Shifting Winds and Images of the Ottoman Mediterranean in the Elizabethan World by Irina Kantarbaeva-Bill

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Memories of the Ottoman Empires Entry into the First World War by Mehmet BİÇİCİ

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The Relations Between Ottoman State and Egypt (1863 – 1879) by نبراس خليل ابراهيم ايمان عبد الله حمود

“…Facts and information contained showing in axes Find Egyptian Ottoman relations (1863-1879), has gone through stages varying between tides, has witnessed the Khedive Ismail three sultans Ottomans were Abdul Aziz Murad V, Abdul Hamid II, and since the Khedive Ismail to judge sought to expand independence Egypt access to many privileges of the sovereign on Egypt Ottoman Empire, in order to reach the country to independence, has been chosen by the payment of money and gifts to gain independence, without resorting to arms, and from this point of Khedive make a lot of money to get the privileges, the state of the Ottoman were not to issue Farmans but against the huge amounts of money, and as a result of that policy got Furman in 1866, under which justice and inherit the throne system, and Furman in private in 1867 by granting the title of Khedive, but the efforts of the Khedive Ismail to show the appearance of the independent King was a cause of the Egyptian Ottoman crisis between 1869 and 1872 is that the Khedive Ismail ambitions that one has made him seek to get closer to the government of Astana for more than Farmans, that managed to get a firman Whole in 1873, and which culminated in pursuit of the Khedive to gain full independence, the culmination of a final, and made under its association with the Ottoman state as it were non-existent.It is clear from Farmans obtained by Khedive Ismail of Egypt to link the Ottoman state became nominally, is no longer the Ottoman state the right to intervene in and appoint to Egypt, as well as Egypt's independence in economic terms from the Ottoman Empire. …”
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Ottoman soft power and its place in the international system by Fulya ÖZKAN

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La politique scientifique dans l’Empire ottoman by Efthymios Nicolaïdis

“…Contrary to Christian Europe, the Ottoman Empire did not found a university or an academy of sciences. …”
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