Oriente Moderno

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  Año 2021, Vol. 101, Número 2

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    The Multiple Renaissances: Revival, Temporality and Modernity across the Eastern Mediterranean, 1700-1900

    Elisabetta Benigni

    págs. 145-152

    
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    Open Access Political Reforms as Religious Revival: Conceptual Foundations of "Tanzimat"

    Alp Eren Topal

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    págs. 153-180

    
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    Phanariot Tongues: the Mavrocordatos Family and the Power of the Turkish Language in the Eighteenth-Century Ottoman Empire

    Nir Shafir

    • Resumen

    págs. 181-220

    
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    Restricted Access Morpho-Semantic Evidence of Emerging Subjectivity in the Language of the "Nahḍah": a Proposal

    Stephan Guth

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    págs. 221-252

    
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    Restricted Access “They Call Them Antiḳa”: Ottoman Travellers in Italy and the Idea of Antiquities in the Early Tanzimat Period

    Luca Berardi

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    págs. 253-274

    
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    “Metempsychosis” and “Marvelous Affinities”: Re-Imagining the Past in the Ilyāḏah by Sulaymān al-Bustānī (1904) and in the Divano di ʿOmar ben al-Fared by Pietro Valerga (1874)

    Elisabetta Benigni

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    págs. 275-298