The Ottoman Empire and Its Heritage, Struggle for Domination in the Middle East: The Ottoman-Mamluk War, 1485-91: Philosophia Antiqua,, cartea 4
Autor Shai Har-El, S. Har-Elen Limba Engleză Hardback – 28 feb 1995
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9789004101807
ISBN-10: 9004101802
Pagini: 238
Dimensiuni: 244 x 165 x 23 mm
Greutate: 0.6 kg
Editura: Brill
Seria Philosophia Antiqua,
ISBN-10: 9004101802
Pagini: 238
Dimensiuni: 244 x 165 x 23 mm
Greutate: 0.6 kg
Editura: Brill
Seria Philosophia Antiqua,
Public țintă
Scholars, students and historically-minded general readers interested in pre-modern history of the Middle East, general Islamic history, military history as well as medieval diplomacy and power politics.Recenzii
'...Har-El has marshalled an impressive corpus of primary sources and used them effectively, making this book an indispensable research tool for all students of Mamluk and early Ottoman history. His discussion of these materials, which include Ottoman and European documents; historical narrative literature in Arabic, Turkish, and Persian; historical handbooks; and early travel accounts, is a model of its type.'Richard Blackburn, IJMES, 1996.
'This is a work of considerable importance….a monograph based upon a wide and detailed knowledge of primary sources, especially of the Ottoman archives and historical writings, as well as of the contemporary Arabic chronicles, and European (particularly Italian) materials.'P.M. Holt, Bull. SOAS, 1997.
'"...Har-El has marshalled an impressive corpus of primary sources and used them effectively, making this book an indispensable research tool for all students of Mamluk and early Ottoman history. His discussion of these materials, which include Ottoman and European documents; historical narrative literature in Arabic, Turkish, and Persian; historical handbooks; and early travel accounts, is a model of its type."' Richard Blackburn, "IJMES", 1996. '"This is a work of considerable importance .a monograph based upon a wide and detailed knowledge of primary sources, especially of the Ottoman archives and historical writings, as well as of the contemporary Arabic chronicles, and European (particularly Italian) materials."' P.M. Holt, "Bull. SOAS", 1997.
'This is a work of considerable importance….a monograph based upon a wide and detailed knowledge of primary sources, especially of the Ottoman archives and historical writings, as well as of the contemporary Arabic chronicles, and European (particularly Italian) materials.'P.M. Holt, Bull. SOAS, 1997.
'"...Har-El has marshalled an impressive corpus of primary sources and used them effectively, making this book an indispensable research tool for all students of Mamluk and early Ottoman history. His discussion of these materials, which include Ottoman and European documents; historical narrative literature in Arabic, Turkish, and Persian; historical handbooks; and early travel accounts, is a model of its type."' Richard Blackburn, "IJMES", 1996. '"This is a work of considerable importance .a monograph based upon a wide and detailed knowledge of primary sources, especially of the Ottoman archives and historical writings, as well as of the contemporary Arabic chronicles, and European (particularly Italian) materials."' P.M. Holt, "Bull. SOAS", 1997.
Notă biografică
Shai Har-El, Ph.D. (1993) in Middle Eastern History, University of Chicago, is Associate Member of the Center for Middle Eastern Studies at the University of Chicago. He has studied, lectured and undertaken research in both Israel and the United States. He is Founder and President of the Middle East Peace Network.
Descriere
This original study of pre-modern Middle East history, provides fascinating new information about the conflict relations between the two great Muslim empires, the Ottomans and the Mamluks, and military confrontations between Eastern medieval armies.