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[khalid yousef @khalidsyossef]

#NewPublication
The Cambridge History of the Crusades
Volume 1: Sources and Crusading to the Holy Land
https://t.co/QESsI11hS1
Volume 2: Crusade and Settlement
https://t.co/4FvpzROV1U
Volume 3: Crusading in the West and the Legacies of the Crusades
https://t.co/FweDx2tBju

[güçmaymun @pisor12]

@sudeinloverera çeviriler iyi değil. özellikle de antik dillerden çevrilenler

[khalid yousef @khalidsyossef]

French Revolutionaries in the Ottoman Empire
Political Culture, Diplomacy, and the Limits of Universal Revolution, 1792-1798
Pascal Firges, Oxford Univ Pr, 2017
https://t.co/65ZV6jJcib
PDF 🎯
https://t.co/RBkBynZtR0

[güçmaymun @pisor12]

@cizim_hocasi @HumanoidHistory ne dediğini bilmiyorsun

[güçmaymun @pisor12]

>deniz göktaş’ı kim sevmez?
>checks the buzzword list
>hmmm chpli teyzeler
islamo-progressivizm gümbür gümbür geliyor

[Ethel Braithwaite @Ethelbrait1941]

I am . Studying the Orient . The gates of Peking will open to me

[LindyMan @PaulSkallas]

Cities are a later invention. Towns have existed long before cities.

People have to be in a city now because that's where jobs are and where the dating market exists

But the human wants to live at town scale.

The best urban neighborhoods feel like a town inside the city. The worst places in the city feel the least like towns. That's why good urban neighborhoods are so expensive to live in. You're paying for a town.

[Isaac @isaacturnersong]

Explain in genius terms. Explain like I already know everything

[güçmaymun @pisor12]

@zabeybeyza köle ruhlusun

[Dan Berthod @DanBerthod]

Gustav Klimt
Tannenwald, 1901

[güçmaymun @pisor12]

Doğru değil. Zeus karakteristik olarak bir Hint-Avrupa sözcüğü, ses değişimleri ve semantik evrim stabil; Pre-Greek uzmanı Beekes de bunu söylüyor. Apollon büyük ihtimalle Pre-Greek, Hera tartışmalı. Aynı zamanda mitolojide “çalıntı” diye bir şey olmaz

[noondreamer 🇹🇷 @noondreamer]

Zeus’un Yunanca olmaması… Evet, onu da araklamışlar. ahahaha

[thornhead @wormsofbarlo]

Always astounded by pictures of this

[John McCafferty @jdmccafferty]

Funeral procession of Elizabeth I, 28 Apr 1603 (Images from the British Library)

[Chicot @parianmarble]

William Didier-Pouget

[Napolyon KiKo @NapolyonKiKo]

şu olay _türko heuristics_'i açıklıyor: rezil bir şey yap, sonra derin bir sebep uydur. "bilimsel olarak"... "bir hayata bakış şekli olarak"...

günün sonunda evini yaparken bile işten kaçan, low-effort, narsist bir manyaksın.

[lusso @luusssso]

Just discovered 1920s German Brick Expressionism and my life will never be the same

[T. 📚☕️ @levantophile]

I am struck, and pleasantly amused, by the flawless, highly ornate Arabic prose of this late 19th-century Cambridge Persianist, who was evidently an accomplished Arabist as well.

Incidentally, this is one reason I find Edward Said’s Orientalism overly dismissive and uncharitable toward Western scholars. Men like Browne devoted an extraordinary effort to mastering a difficult language and culture, and that kind of devotion is hard to see as anything other than a labor of love, especially when his Arabic is so poetic and refined. (I must admit, I am envious!)

Ironically, Arabists like Browne likely possessed a far more advanced command of Arabic than Said ever did.

[Paul Holdengraber @holdengraber]

“Don't talk unless you can improve the silence.”
~ Jorge Luis Borges

[impressionism @allontanarsio]

Claude Monet’s winter