Legitimizing the order : the Ottoman rhetoric of state power /
Legitimizing the order : the Ottoman rhetoric of state power /
edited by Hakan T. Karateke, Maurus Reinkowski.
- Leiden ; Boston : Brill, 2005.
- 1 online resource (viii, 259 pages) : illustrations
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- The Ottoman Empire and its heritage, v. 34 1380-6076 ; .
- Ottoman Empire and its heritage ; v. 34. .
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
Acknowledgements; Introduction (Hakan Karateke & Maurus Reinkowski); Legitimizing the Ottoman Sultanate: A Framework for Historical Analysis (Hakan Karateke); THE WELL-FOUNDED ORDER; Legitimacy and World Order (Gottfried Hagen); Murad III and the Historians: Representations of Ottoman Imperial Authority in Late 16th-Century Historiography (Christine Woodhead); Frozen Legitimacy (Colin Imber); RELIGIOSITY AND ORTHODOXY; Opium for the Subjects? Religiosity as a Legitimizing Factor for the Ottoman Sultan (Hakan Karateke).
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Annotation A dynasty that ruled for more than six centuries certainly developed many strategies to confront "legitimacy crises" and undertook various endeavors to legitimize their rule. After the introduction that establishes a theoretical framework for examining the Ottoman state's legitimacy, the present volume deploys into three sections. "The Well-Founded Order" deals with the question of how the Ottomans imagined the order of their polity and how they tried to live up to this self-representation. "Religiosity and Orthodoxy" turns to the question of religiosity and orthodoxy as defined by Ottoman political theory and how these concepts related to the issue of legitimacy. The last section discusses how the Ottoman notions of legitimacy were exposed to criticism, discussion or simply to transformations in situations of crisis, especially in the 18th and 19th centuries.
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Legitimacy of governments--Turkey.
State, The.
État.
POLITICAL SCIENCE--Political Process--General.
Legitimacy of governments.
Politics and government
State, The.
Legitimität
Sultan
Sultanat
Turkey--Politics and government.
Empire ottoman--Politique et gouvernement.
Turkey.
Osmanisches Reich
Istanbul <2001>
Electronic books.
Electronic books.
Electronic books.
JC497 / .L44 2005eb
320.9561/0903
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
Acknowledgements; Introduction (Hakan Karateke & Maurus Reinkowski); Legitimizing the Ottoman Sultanate: A Framework for Historical Analysis (Hakan Karateke); THE WELL-FOUNDED ORDER; Legitimacy and World Order (Gottfried Hagen); Murad III and the Historians: Representations of Ottoman Imperial Authority in Late 16th-Century Historiography (Christine Woodhead); Frozen Legitimacy (Colin Imber); RELIGIOSITY AND ORTHODOXY; Opium for the Subjects? Religiosity as a Legitimizing Factor for the Ottoman Sultan (Hakan Karateke).
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Annotation A dynasty that ruled for more than six centuries certainly developed many strategies to confront "legitimacy crises" and undertook various endeavors to legitimize their rule. After the introduction that establishes a theoretical framework for examining the Ottoman state's legitimacy, the present volume deploys into three sections. "The Well-Founded Order" deals with the question of how the Ottomans imagined the order of their polity and how they tried to live up to this self-representation. "Religiosity and Orthodoxy" turns to the question of religiosity and orthodoxy as defined by Ottoman political theory and how these concepts related to the issue of legitimacy. The last section discusses how the Ottoman notions of legitimacy were exposed to criticism, discussion or simply to transformations in situations of crisis, especially in the 18th and 19th centuries.
Electronic reproduction.
[Place of publication not identified] :
HathiTrust Digital Library,
2010.
Master and use copy. Digital master created according to Benchmark for Faithful Digital Reproductions of Monographs and Serials, Version 1. Digital Library Federation, December 2002.
http://purl.oclc.org/DLF/benchrepro0212
English.
9781429453318 (electronic bk.) 1429453311 (electronic bk.) 143370515X (electronic bk. ; Adobe Reader) 9781433705151 (electronic bk. ; Adobe Reader) 9789004144224 9004144226 (alk. paper) 1280868198 9781280868191 9786610868193 6610868190 9047407644 9789047407645
9789004144224
Title subscribed to via ProQuest Academic Complete
Legitimacy of governments--Turkey.
State, The.
État.
POLITICAL SCIENCE--Political Process--General.
Legitimacy of governments.
Politics and government
State, The.
Legitimität
Sultan
Sultanat
Turkey--Politics and government.
Empire ottoman--Politique et gouvernement.
Turkey.
Osmanisches Reich
Istanbul <2001>
Electronic books.
Electronic books.
Electronic books.
JC497 / .L44 2005eb
320.9561/0903