The Cultural Uses of Consumption: Negotiating Class, Gender, and Nation in the Ottoman Urban Centers During the 19th Century

Exertzoglou, Haris

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“…This elite was cosmopolitan yet local, and favoured reform without opposing the state or the local community. 51 As rooted cosmopolitans, in Sydney Tarrow's phrase, 'Tanzimat men' became opinion leaders, cultural mediators, and enthusiastic reformers. The professional careers of Butrus al-Bustani and Khalil al-Khuri in nineteenth-century Beirut were powerful testimonies to this development.…”

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Imperial paths, big comparisons: the late Ottoman Empire

Emrence¹

2008

Journal of Global History

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The main goals of this article are to review historiographical trends and set new directions for late Ottoman history. First, the paper demonstrates that current research on the late Ottoman Empire still operates within the confines of the centre–periphery model, and sustains dualistic and state-centred narratives. Second, I argue that a ‘historical trajectory’ framework is a better analytical tool and empirical strategy. It is spatial, path-dependent, and comparative. With special reference to the Middle Eastern provinces, I show that the Ottoman Empire was characterized by distinct imperial paths during the nineteenth century, each representing an alternative route to state–society and local–global relations. The article further suggests that a trajectory-specific approach can provide new prospects for understanding Eurasian land-based empires from a comparative perspective.

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Section: The Coastmentioning

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Imperial paths, big comparisons: the late Ottoman Empire

Emrence¹

2008

Journal of Global History

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“…82 BAR, MS 242, f. 15-16, 1 June 1803. 83 Şerban Papacostea, Oltenia sub stăpânirea austriacă (1718-1739) (Bucharest: 1998), 145-146. 84 Paul Cernovodeanu, 'Mobility and Traditionalism: The Evolution of the Boyar Class in the Romanian Principalities in the 18th Century' , Revue des Etudes Sud-est Européennes, 24/3 (1986), 249-257.…”

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Changing Subjects, Moving Objects

Vintilă¹

2022

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“…70 How consumption plays a role in shaping and negotiation of modern social identities in the late Ottoman urban spaces is explored in Haris Exertzoglou's article. 71 Thus, searching within the sources for the history of production and commerce and socio-political reflections of the use of snuff, tobacco, opium and hashish, will show converging testimonies of historians, diplomats, religious men, intellectuals and travellers both in Europe and Ottoman Empire on the subject. It will open new perspectives on the transnational/global nature of coffeehouse sociability and history.…”

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Kahvehane Sosyalleşmesi: Temalar, Problemler ve Yollar

Çaykent

Gürses²

2017

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Öz Bu makalenin amacı Yeniçağ Kahvehane Sosyalleşmesi üzerine bir takım unsurları tartışmaktır. Bu unsurlardan ilki Yeniçağ Sosyalleşmelerini anlamak konusunda Habermas paradigmasının ötesine geçmek gerekliliğidir. Bu konuyu da yakından ilgilendiren ikinci unsur bu makalede Doğu ve Batı'nın kültürel karakteristiklerini göz ardı etmeden Yeniçağ Kahvehanelerine Global bir perspektiften bakma gerekliliğidir. Düşünce Tarihi perspektifi Yeniçağ Kahvehane literatürünün değinmesi gereken üçüncü unsurdur. Bu bağlamda tartıştığımız konu bu türden sosyalleşmelerin kurumsal olmaması durumu dikkate alınması gerekliliğidir. Bu makalenin değindiği son unsur da Kahvehaneler ile ilgilenirken kullanılan ilk el kaynaklar hakkındadır. Daha önce kullanılmamış ve bazen de Kahvehane dışı kaynak kullanımının bu makalede Yeniçağ Sosyalleşmeleri hakkında daha geniş bir perspektif kazanmak açısından önemi vurgulanmaktadır.

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The Cultural Uses of Consumption: Negotiating Class, Gender, and Nation in the Ottoman Urban Centers During the 19th Century

Cited by 41 publications

References 3 publications

Imperial paths, big comparisons: the late Ottoman Empire

Imperial paths, big comparisons: the late Ottoman Empire

Changing Subjects, Moving Objects

Kahvehane Sosyalleşmesi: Temalar, Problemler ve Yollar

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