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The State and the Arts in Ottoman Turkey
International Journal of Middle East Studies, 1982The purpose of this article is to present to a wide public the documents relating to the construction of Süleymaniye published by the late ömer Lutfi Barkan and his team of collaborators inSüleymaniye Camii ve Inşaati, Vols. I, II (Ankara 1972, 1979).
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2014
The second half of XIX th century in Ottoman State, museum and museology as an institution changed over time and developed the concept of museum as came up to present. As in many modernization activities, European experts has an important role in Ottoman State museum organization. It’s clearly seems that museology break with two parts in Ottoman State:
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The second half of XIX th century in Ottoman State, museum and museology as an institution changed over time and developed the concept of museum as came up to present. As in many modernization activities, European experts has an important role in Ottoman State museum organization. It’s clearly seems that museology break with two parts in Ottoman State:
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Ottomanism, Fatherland, and the “Turkishness” of the State
2001Abstract In the era of modernization, the sultan and the Ottoman elites made use of both traditional and newly introduced concepts, institutions, and titles in order to recast the multiethnic and multilinguistic traditional Ottoman comity into a relatively homogeneous united political body.
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The Raʿaya and the Machinery of the Ottoman State
2010ISLAMIC doctrine mandated that no dhimmi could exercise authority over a Muslim. One consequence of this was resistance to the incorporation of infidels—collectively known as the ra ʿ aya —in the administrative ...
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2012
Education in the Ottoman Empire has long attracted scholarly interest. Many studies have focused on missionary education or Ottoman civil education. The place of military education, by contrast, has been generally missing from the story of late Ottoman modernization.
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Education in the Ottoman Empire has long attracted scholarly interest. Many studies have focused on missionary education or Ottoman civil education. The place of military education, by contrast, has been generally missing from the story of late Ottoman modernization.
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The Institution of Town Crier in the Ottoman State; Ottoman Tellal and Munadıs
2022The channels and methods of acquiring information in today's world exhibit a remarkable diversity. Societies can simultaneously access the same information and news on a large scale. However, when examining the historical period dating back approximately one and a half centuries to ancient times, it becomes apparent that there were two fundamental
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Between men, time and the state: education of girls during the Late Ottoman Empire (1859–1908)
Paedagogica Historica, 2021Seyfi Kenan, Badegül Eren-Aydınlık
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