Ordering Imperial Worlds : From Late Medieval Spain to the Modern Middle East

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Ordering Imperial Worlds : From Late Medieval Spain to the Modern Middle East

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  • 製本 Hardcover:ハードカバー版／ページ数 328 p.
  • 言語 ENG
  • 商品コード 9781399517867
  • DDC分類 909.09822

Full Description

Studies cross-cultural exchanges across the Mediterranean using new interdisciplinary methodologies

An edited volume that provides architectural, literary, historical and visual analyses
A strong focus on interpreting archives
A work of comparative cultural studies
Each chapter opens an original and critical perspective, the book coalescing into a wealth of new ways of thinking about the history of the Islamic world
Represents new developments in theories of empire
Discusses cases from medieval Spain, Ottoman Empire, colonial North Africa, and France and Algeria based on primary sources

This volume of original essays invites 10 preeminent scholars to think through a rich corpus on cities, empires, images and archaeological sites produced by the distinguished architectural historian Zeynep elik. Awarded the prestigious 2019 Giorgio Della Vida medal for excellence in Islamic studies by the University of California, the occasion allowed researchers from various universities, countries and disciplines to reflect on her rich body of work. Inspired by elik's works, chapters travel between Muslim and Christian Spain, the Ottoman Empire and France, Europe and its overseas empire in North Africa, and more.

Combining social, cultural and urban history as well as visual studies and collective political memory, scholars from Turkey, France, Algeria and the US chart detailed studies of Muslim-Christian art, Ottoman music, art and literature, and cross-Mediterranean sites of containment such as the prison, the asylum and the nuclear site.

Contents

List of Illustrations
Acknowledgements

Introduction: Engaging the Work of Zeynep Çelik
Part 1: Unbounded Methodologies
Susan Slyomovics, Unbounded Methodologies

Zeynep Çelik, Whose Modernity? Whose Imperial Order? Jerusalem between the Late Ottoman Empire and the Early British Mandate
Jerrilynn Dodds, Architecture, Conversion and Projection in Colonial Castile
Julia Clancy-Smith, Navigations: Re-Imagining North Africa in the Mediterranean, c. 1750 - 1900
Heghnar Watenpaugh, Islamic City, Colonial City, Refugee City: Urban Histories of Aleppo During the French Mandate

Part 2: Variations on Late Ottoman Culture
Susan Slyomovics, Variations on Late Ottoman Culture

Selim Kuru, An Atlas of Desire: Enderunlu Fazıl's View of the World from the late 18th Century
Nicolas Dufetel, European Musicians at the Sultan Court (1599-1846): Diplomacy and Fantasy from an English Organ to the Forty French Singers' Ottoman Odyssey
Edhem Eldem, Les costumes populaires de la Turquie, Once Again

Part 3: Chronologies and Spaces of Containment
Susan Slyomovics, Chronologies and Spaces of Containment

Burçak Özlüdil Altin, Crossing Paths: Medical Journeys, Imperial Surveys
Marc André, Segregating Space, Integrating Time: Architecture and Memory in a French Political Prison
Samia Henni, Toxifying the Sahara: France's Atomic Built Environments