İmparatorluk Demiryolları'nda Tren Kazaları 1858-1908

Dans le cadre du séminaire « Sciences et savoirs dans l'Empire ottoman » Le XIXe siècle a constitué une période de réforme pour la société ottomane dans son ensemble ; les efforts déterminés dans le

Dans le cadre du séminaire « Sciences et savoirs dans l'Empire ottoman » Yüzyıllar boyunca Avrupalı hekimler, antik Mısır mumyalarının bedenlerinden alınan bölümlerin, yani mumyalamak için üzerine

Osmanlı kırsalı hakkında devletin bilgi toplama teknikleri, 18. yüzyılın sonundan 19. yüzyılın sonuna kadar ciddi bir dönüşüm geçirmiştir. Günümüz tarihçiliğinin odak noktasında olan Tanzimat sonrası

dans le cadre du séminaire "Sciences et savoirs dans l'Empire ottoman" On dokuzuncu yüzyılın ortalarında, Osmanlı ceza hukukunda, bir cezalandırma pratiği ve yasal kanıt üretme yöntemi olarak

İstanbul’un elektriğini büyük ölçüde sağlaması beklenen Silahtarağa Elektrik Fabrikası uzun süren savaş döneminden sonra 1920’lerde elektrik üretimini arttırmış ve elektrik İstanbul tramwayları

Haseki Hospital is one of the fundamentals of Ottoman health institutions with its past of more than 450 years. In the early part of the nineteenth century this hospital will be treated in the

This research discusses an almost unknown topic for women’s history, the case of Kırmızı Kışla (The Red Barracks). Kırmızı Kışla was a shelter for migrant/refugee women and their children who fled

When we discuss the development of a culture of the novel in the late Ottoman Empire, it appears crucial to emphasize that the emergence of this particular genre in the largest urban centers of

The origins of curiosity and interest in the strange creatures and wonders of creation in the Ottoman world, the translation and copying of medieval cosmographical works such as al-Qaqwini's

In the late 19th century, the Ottoman reassertion of power in the Southern regions of the Bilâd al-Sham went along with the implementation of new educational policies fitting the reforms (Tanzimat

How do we make sense of the promotion of a literature on brain physiology in a reductionist and materialist fashion as the solution to Ottoman economic and technological deterioration? What does

The intellectual dynamics of the Tanzimat (Ottoman reforms) and Nahda (Arab cultural renaissance) that unfold over the nineteenth century have often been paralleled, nearly conflated into one