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049 |aTürk Tarih Kurumu Kütüphanesi
090 |aA.X/1940
245 00|aBeyond confessional boundaries :|bcultural and intellectual currents among the Ottoman subjects /|cedited by Evangelia Balta.
246 1 |aCultural and intellectual currents among the Ottoman subjects
250 |aFirst edition.
260 |aIstanbul [İstanbul] :|bThe Isis Press,|c2026.
300 |a695 sayfa :|bresim, portre, tıpkıbasım ;|c24 cm
500 |aİndeks s. [665]-695.
504 |aBibliyografya makale sonlarındadır.
505 |tIntroduction /|rEvangelia Balta --|gPART I.|tTHE POLITICS OF PERCEPTION : THE OTTOMAN MEDITERRANEAN BETWEEN EUROPEAN THOUGHT AND ANATOLIAN IDENTITY.|tGuillaume Postel’s De la République des Turcs and the Theopolitical Dreams of France in the Sixteenth-Century Ottoman Mediterranean /|rFilip Malesevic --|tKaramania Reimagined : From Exonym of Alterity to Symbol of Anatolian Belonging /|rAyça Baydar, Umit Eser --|gPART II.|tBETWEEN EMPIRE AND NATION : KARAMANLIDIKA VOICES, OTTOMAN REFORMS, AND THE POLITICS OF PRINT (1860s–1930s).|tPress, Politics, and Polemics : Ottoman Debate on Journalism during the Cretan Crisis (1866–67) /|rStefo Benlisoy --|tKaragheuz enchaîné : Teodor Kasap and the Advent of Hamidian Authoritarianism /|rİbrahim H. Kalkan and Owen R. Miller --|tKostakis Anthopoulos Paşa, the Cretan Nizamiye Courts and Public Culture in the Late Ottoman Empire /|rEleftheria Zei --|tKaramanlides Pilgrims in the Holy Land /|rStavros Th. Anestidis --|tKaramanlidika Antigone : An Early Adaptation in Turkish /|rEnver A. Akova --|tAthonite History and the Privilege Question of Ecumenical Patriarchate through two Karamanlidika Publications /|rEvangelia Balta --|tA Karamanlidika Ode to Joachim III of Constantinople /|rAntony Shin --|tThe Early Years of the Republic of Turkey through the pages of the Karamanlidika Newspaper Muhacir Sedası /|rMeryem Orakçı --|gPART III.|tLINGUISTIC LANDSCAPES OF THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE.|tLangue du pouvoir et conscience nationale : la turcophonie chez le Phanariote Dimitrios Katartzis à la fin du XVIIIe siècle /|rAlexandra Sfoini --|tA Preliminary Catalog of Books for Learning the Greek Language in the Ottoman Empire /|rKudret Emiroğlu --|tThe Kurdish-Speaking Orthodox Rums of Diyarbekir : Songs, Memory, and Cultural Heritage /|rEvangelia Balta and Ayhan Tek --|gPART IV.|tTHE REPRESENTATIONS OF JEWISH IDENTITY IN OTTOMAN EMPIRE.|tTracing the Jewish Subject in Shadow Theatre /|rPeri Efe --|gPART V.|tMAPPING THE ARMENO-TURKISH INTELECTUAL LANDASCAPE OF THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE.|tArmeno-Turkish Τextbooks as a Sociolinguistic Corpus for 19th-century Turkish Learning /|rHülya Çelik and Ani Sargsyan --|tThe Socio-Cultural Life of Armenians in 19th-Century Kayseri : An Analysis of Hovhannes Balıkcıyan’s Booklet /|rSemanur Selçuk --|tTowards a Bibliography of the Armeno-Turkish Novel /|rAram Ghoogasian --|tPART VΙ.|tLANGUAGE AND RELIGION ACROSS OTTOMAN AND GREEK LITERATURES.|tSome Preliminary Remarks on the Presence of Karamanlides and Karamanlidika in Late Ottoman Turkish Literature /|rAnastasia Aglaia Lemos --|tCrossed Identities : Turkish-Speaking Orthodox Christians and Greek-Speaking Muslim Refugees in Interwar Greek Prose /|rEvangelia Balta and Veroniki Dalakoura --|tIn Memoriam Alexis Alexandris /|rCatherine Boura --|tNotes on Contributors --|tIndex.
651 4|aOsmanlı İmparatorluğu|xEtnik kimlik.
651 4|aOsmanlı İmparatorluğu|xDin.
651 4|aOsmanlı İmparatorluğu|xKültür.
700 1 |aBalta, Evangelia,|eeditör.