History at Sabancı University

Graduate Programs in History at Sabanci University

[History at Sabancı University @Sabanci_History]

@theodorebeers Great!

[Paul Babinski @Paul_Babinski]

One persistent myth in the history of world literature is the idea of a “philological revolution” around 1800, when “European” scholars supposedly discovered “non-Western” lit. traditions as “literature” (here, from Aamir Mufti-Orientalism and the Institution of World Literature)

[History at Sabancı University @Sabanci_History]

@theodorebeers @Paul_Babinski Hi, Theo. I am afraid the link does not work. Best, Ferenc.

[History at Sabancı University @Sabanci_History]

@BrammerAyse Çok geçmiş olsun, Ayşe. Acil şifalar diliyorum. Ferenc.

[Matthew L. Keegan @Lit_as_Adab]

Coming up on Friday, Oct 22 at the Adab Colloquium! We will be hearing about and discussing a recent article by @czargar called "Sober in Mecca, Drunk in Byzantium: Antinomian Space in the Poetry of ʿAṭṭār"

with @SarahRbinTyeer and Ali Altaf Mian https://t.co/nTezrCDNo1

[MENALIB @menalib]

Colour edition of an Azerbaijani folktale Məlik Məhəmməd (1926), retold by Yusif Vəzir Çəmənzəminli - now in #openaccess on #MENAdoc.

https://t.co/PLjjSQoPWO

Interesting to see the persistance of Iranian illustration art in early Soviet publications.

[Marinos Sariyannis (sariyannis.bsky.social) @sariyannis]

Tomorrow at 16:00–17:00 CEST I will be talking at the 3rd ENSIE conference with Dimitris Giagtzoglou on “Ottoman Esotericism and its Social Contexts.” We will seek to explore the way Ottoman esotericism and occultism intermingled with different 1/2
https://t.co/BL9hkNiUOo

[Liran Yadgar @LiranYadgar]

The expulsion of Adam and Eve from the Garden of Eden (BL Add MS 18576, Shiraz, Iran, 16th century)
https://t.co/t7h8UhmpTB

[Paul Babinski @Paul_Babinski]

Luther’s Small Catechism in Latin and Arabic, translated and copied by Salomon Negri in Halle in 1716, from the collection of Frederik Rostgaard (1671-1745). Danish Royal Library, ms Rostg. 1 fol.

[MENALIB @menalib]

“Süleymân the Second and his time”, papers edited by Halil İnalcık and Cemal Kafadar (Istanbul: Isis Press 1993), now in #openaccess on #MENAdoc:

https://t.co/8PFnah9aFZ

#OttomanEmpire

[Matt Melvin-Koushki @mmelvink]

Seems I just published my first popular piece! Didn't have much control over the process or final product, so beg my fellow specialists' indulgence, but thought it might be a tad timely:

https://t.co/QhOar0uHHB

[History at Sabancı University @Sabanci_History]

SABANCI HISTORY WEBINAR
"Uyhgur Knowledge Production and Identity Construction in China in the Reform Era" by Ildikó Bellér-Hann (University of Copenhagen), Wednesday, May 26, 202115:00-16:30 (Istanbul time) Zoom: https://t.co/7ZFDy8mWQG ID: 991 6190 1267
https://t.co/Aa41n7jKvS

[Ali Yaycıoğlu @ayayciog]

This is huge! Congratulations to the editors and the translators.

[History at Sabancı University @Sabanci_History]

SABANCI HISTORY WEBINAR
"Uyhgur Knowledge Production and Identity Construction in China in the Reform Era" by Ildikó Bellér-Hann (University of Copenhagen), Wednesday, May 26, 202115:00-16:30 (Istanbul time) Zoom: https://t.co/7ZFDy8mWQG ID: 991 6190 1267
https://t.co/Aa41n7jKvS

[Harvard University Press @Harvard_Press]

A Turk’s discovery that Armenians once thrived in his hometown leads to a groundbreaking investigation into the local dynamics of genocide.

The Armenians of Aintab by @mitSelimKurt1 is available from your favorite bookseller.

https://t.co/fIsjTQQz0g

[History at Sabancı University @Sabanci_History]

@BrammerAyse I seem to recall that Gülru Necipoğlu has published this or describes it somewhere, but cannot recall where exactly.

[Harvard CMES @HarvardCMES]

4/22: @HarvardWCFIA/@HarvardCMES presents Elizabeth Prodromou (@FletcherSchool @TuftsUniversity) on

"Monuments, Memory, and Minorities: A Case Study of Turkey"

4:30pm EDT; register: https://t.co/8CaCbKFOqi
https://t.co/qh5gUxgWn0

[OTTOLEGAL @OTTOLEGAL_ERC]

Ottoman Legal Texts Workshop starts on 17 March. For registration: / Osmanlı Hukuk Metinleri Atölyesi 17 Mart'ta başlıyor. Kayıt için: https://t.co/Dr0b6MU7Wk

[History at Sabancı University @Sabanci_History]

“Webinar” https://t.co/V0Jvzkisce

Sabancı University History Webinar with Banu Turnaoğlu (University of Cambridge): "Positivism and Anti-imperialism in Ahmed Rıza," 31 March 2021, 15:00-16:30, Istanbul time

[Ottoman Studies Initiative at NYU @otsnyu]

We are saddened to learn that Prof. Mehmet Genç, a great scholar in the field of Ottoman economic history, passed away. Ailesine ve sevenlerine başsağlığı diliyoruz.