Ottomans looking west? : the origins of the Tulip Age and its development in modern Turkey
tarafından
 
Erimtan, Can. author

Başlık
Ottomans looking west? : the origins of the Tulip Age and its development in modern Turkey

Yazar
Erimtan, Can. author

ISBN
9781845114916

Yazar Ek Girişi
Erimtan, Can. author

Fiziksel Tanımlama
269 pages ; 23 cm.

Seri
Library of Ottoman studies ; v. 14
 
Library of Ottoman studies ; 14.

Seri Başlığı
Library of Ottoman studies ; v. 14

İçerik
Introduction; The Idea of a 'Tulip Age': A Paradigm and Its Meaning; Part I. The Ottoman Perception of Damad Ibrahim Pasa, 1910-20; Chapter 1; The Preamble to the 'Tulip Age': The Perception of Ahmed III and Damad Ibrahim, 1910-12; Chapter 2; The Construction of the 'Tulip Age': Ahmed Refik and his Lale Devri, 1913-15; Chapter 3; Calibrating the Idea of a 'Tulip Age': Ahmed Refik's Publications in the Period 1915-19; Part II. The Kemalist Perception of Damad Ibrahim Pasa, 1923-1947; Chapter 1; The Establishment of the Turkish Republic and the Quest for a New Historiography, 1923-29; Chapter 2; The Subterranean Survival of the 'Tulip Age', 1930-38; Chapter 3; The 'Tulip Age' as a Prelude to the Tanzimat: The Re-Appreciation of the Ottomans and Islam, 1940-47; Epilogue; The Politics of History, 1910-50; Bibliography.

Özet
The 'Tulip Age' was an idea proposed by Ottoman historian Ahmed Refik in 1912. This work is a reassessment of the origins of this concept. It argues that the 'Tulip Age' was an important template for various political and ideological concerns of early twentieth century Turkish governments.

Coğrafi Terim
Turkey -- History -- 20th century.
 
Türkiye -- Tarih -- 20. yüzyıl.
 
Turkey -- Historiography.
 
Türkiye -- Tarih yazıcılığı.


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Ekonomi KütüphanesiKitapEKOBKN0008686956.1 ERI 2008Merkez Kütüphane Genel Koleksiyon