The Modern Middle East: A ReaderAlbert Hourani, Philip Shukry Khoury, Mary Christina Wilson University of California Press, 01.01.1993 - 691 Seiten This valuable collection of essays brings leading Middle Eastern scholars together in one volume and provides an unparalleled view of the modern Middle East. Covering two centuries of change, from 1789 to the present, the selection is carefully designed for students and is the only available text of its kind. It will also appeal to anyone with a general interest in the Middle East. The book is divided into four sections: Reforming Elites and Changing Relations with Europe, 1789-1918; Transformations in Society and Economy, 1789-1918; The Construction of Nationalist Ideologies and Politics up to the 1950s; and The Middle East since the Second World War. This valuable collection of essays brings leading Middle Eastern scholars together in one volume and provides an unparalleled view of the modern Middle East. Covering two centuries of change, from 1789 to the present, the selection is carefully designed for students and is the only available text of its kind. It will also appeal to anyone with a general interest in the Middle East. The book is divided into four sections: Reforming Elites and Changing Relations with Europe, 1789-1918; Transformations in Society and Economy, 1789-1918; The Construction of Nationalist Ideologies and Politics up to the 1950s; and The Middle East since the Second World War. |
Inhalt
Introduction Albert Hourani | 1 |
Introduction Mary C Wilson | 23 |
The Ottoman Ulemā and Westernization in the Time of Selim III | 29 |
Turkish Attitudes Concerning ChristianMuslim Equality in | 61 |
Ottoman Reform and the Politics of Notables Albert Hourani | 83 |
from French Expedition to British Occupation | 111 |
War and Society under the Young Turks 190818 Feroz Ahmad | 125 |
Social Change in Persia in the Nineteenth Century Ann K | 145 |
Religion and Secularism in Turkey Şerif Mardin | 347 |
The Origin of an Ideology C Ernest | 375 |
Labor Upsurge and National Revolution Joel Beinin | 395 |
the Quarters of Damascus | 429 |
The Role of the Palestinian Peasantry in the Great Revolt 1936 | 467 |
Of the Diversity of Iraqis the Incohesiveness of their Society | 503 |
Introduction Mary C Wilson | 529 |
Consequences of the Suez Crisis in the Arab World Rashid | 535 |
Introduction Mary C Wilson | 171 |
the General | 177 |
Cuno | 195 |
Decline of the Family Economy in MidNineteenthCentury Egypt | 229 |
Ottoman Women Households and Textile Manufacturing 1800 | 255 |
Said BeyThe Everyday Life of an Istanbul Townsman at | 271 |
The Crowd in the Persian Revolution Ervand Abrahamian | 289 |
Cairo André Raymond | 311 |
Introduction Mary C Wilson | 341 |
from Revolutionary Plot to Authoritarian | 551 |
Political Power and the Saudi State Ghassan Salamé | 579 |
Iranian Revolutions in Comparative Perspective | 601 |
The Religious Right Binnaz Toprak | 625 |
Dilemmas of the Jewish State David McDowall | 643 |
Women State and Ideology | 663 |
Notes on Contributors | 688 |
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