The Ottoman Empire: Myths, Realities and Black Holes

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Contributions in Honour of Colin Imber

380 s, İngilizce.

Preface by Eugenia Kermeli & Oktay Özel
"Colin Imber, Historian of the Ottoman State" by Colin Heywood

Contributions:

• Rosemary Morris, The epoptês Thomas at work 
• Keith Hopwood, Nicaea and her Eastern Neighbours 
• Heath W. Lowry, Some Thoughts on the Meaning of Gaza and Akın in Early Ottoman Usage 
• Oktay Özel, The Transformation of Provincial Administration in Anatolia: Observations on Amasya from 15th to 17th Centuries 
• Kenan İnan, On the Sources of Tursun Bey's Tarih-i Ebu'l Feth 
• Evgeni Radushev, The First Ottoman Conquest of Buda in 1526, and the History of a Jewish Family
• Leslie Peirce, In search of the Harem. Sexual Crime and Social Space in Ottoman Royal Law of the 15th and 16th Centuries 
• Christine Woodhead, 'Scribal chaos' Observations on the Post of Re'isülküttab in the Late Sixteenth Century
• Linda Darling, Mediterranean Borderlands: Early English Merchants in the Levant
• Gilles Veinstein, Le statut de musta'min, entre droit et politique
• Rossitsa Gradeva, On Zimmis and Church Buildings: Four Cases from Rumeli
• Nicolas Vatin, Comment on garde un secret: note confidentielle du grand-vizir Sokollu Mehmed Paşa en septembre 1566
• Daniel Panzac, De la guerre de Chypre à la guerre de Crète: un entracte en Méditerranée (1572-1645) 
• Eugenia Kermeli, Children Treated as Commodity in Ottoman Crete
• Colin Heywood, The Shifting Chronology of the Chyhyryn (Çehrin) Campaign (1089/1678) According to the Ottoman Literary Sources, and the Problem of the Ottoman Calendar
• Edith Gülçin Ambros and Jan Schmidt, A Cossack Adopted by the Forty Saints: an Original Ottoman Story in the Leiden University Library 
• Palmira Brummet, Ottoman Cartoon Maps: Imagining Space, Identity, and Nation in the Istanbul Popular Press, 1908-1913 
• F. A. K. Yasamee, Ottoman War Planning and the Balkan Campaign of October-December 1912 
• Çiğdem Balım, Writing Alternative Histories: Aitmatov's The Day Lasts More Than a Hundred Years