
My goal is to make Ottoman and Middle Eastern history more accessible to a general audience.
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When we think of the Ottoman Empire, we usually think of the people at the top of the imperial hierarchy. The sultans, the grand viziers, the commanders on campaigns, or the women of the imperial harem.
But almost no one who lived under Ot...
The late sixteenth century was a period of flux for the Ottoman Empire.
The sultans retreated from the public view and rarely left the palace. The day-to-day running of the empire was left to the grand vizier. The members of the sultan’s i...
I’m excited to share the second episode of the Ottoman Encounters Interview Series, where I host historians, researchers, and writers for in-depth conversations on Ottoman and Middle Eastern history.
My guest today is Jane Hathaway, one o...
The conventional story of how cities in the Middle East became modern is usually told through the idea of Westernization. In this narrative, a “backward” Ottoman town enters a path of transformation with the arrival of the “West,” represent...
And a curated reading list on the Ottoman imperial harem
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Historian (Phd, 2020). My goal is to make Ottoman and Middle Eastern history more accessible to a general audience.
Political scientist and author.
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