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List of illustrations | p. vii |
Notes on contributors | p. ix |
Acknowledgments | p. xi |
A note on transliteration and the use of foreign words | p. xii |
Introduction: Situating the early modern Ottoman world | p. 1 |
Mapping The Ottoman World | p. 13 |
Imagining the early modern Ottoman space, from world history to Piri Reis | p. 15 |
Limits To Empire | p. 59 |
Negotiating with the Renaissance state: the Ottoman Empire and the new diplomacy | p. 61 |
Information, ideology, and limits of imperial policy: Ottoman grand strategy in the context of Ottoman-Habsburg rivalry | p. 75 |
The Ottomans in the Mediterranean | p. 104 |
Military reform and its limits in a shrinking Ottoman world, 1800-1840 | p. 117 |
Evocations of Sovereignty | p. 135 |
Genre and myth in the Ottoman advice for kings literature | p. 137 |
The politics of early modern Ottoman historiography | p. 167 |
Boundaries of Belonging | p. 199 |
Inside the Ottoman courthouse: territorial law at the intersection of state and religion | p. 201 |
The material world: ideologies and ordinary things | p. 213 |
Urban voices from beyond: identity, status and social strategies in Ottoman Muslim funerary epitaphs of Istanbul (1700-1850) | p. 233 |
Who is a true Muslim? Exclusion and inclusion among polemicists of reform in nineteenth-century Baghdad | p. 256 |
Aesthetics Of Empire | p. 275 |
Public spaces and the garden culture of Istanbul in the eighteenth century | p. 277 |
Bibliography | p. 313 |
Index | p. 353 |
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