[Bilimsel Haber] Publ: New issue of Mesogeois on the Seljuks of Anatolia (vols. 25-26; 2005)
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New issue of Mesogeois on the Seljuks of Anatolia
This is to announce that the latest issue of the journal Mesogeios =
(vols. 25-26; 2005) published by Editions Herodotos has just appeared. =
It is a special=20
issue dedicated to the Seljuks of Anatolia and is guest-edited by Gary =
Leiser. The contents are below.
M=E9sogeios 25-26 (2005): Les Seldjoukides d'Anatolie
Contents:=20
Gary Leiser: The Seljuks of Anatolia.
Alexios G.C. Savvides: Some major Seljuk, Persian and Ottoman sources =
regarding Byzantine-Seljuk relations (A bibliographical survey).
Gary Leiser: Ibrahim Kafesoglu, "The first Seljuk raid into eastern =
Anatolia (1015-1021) and its historical significance".=20
Speros Vryonis, Jr.: The battles of Manzikert (1071) and Myriocephalum =
(1176). Notes on food, water, archery, ethnic identity of foe and ally.
Rustam Shukurov: Trebizond and the Seljuks (1204-1299).
Mikail Bayram: State formation among the Seljuks of Anatolia.
Carole Hillenbrand: Ravandi, the Seljuk court at Konya and the =
Persianisation of Anatolian cities.
Michel Balivet : Between Byzantium and Konya: intellectual and human =
mingling during the Seldjuk times. =20
Ahmet Yasar Ocak: The Wafa'i tariqa (Wafa'iyya) during and after the =
period of the Seljuks of Turkey : a new approach to the history of =
popular mysticism in Turkey.
Oya Pancaroglu : Caves, borderlands and configurations of sacred =
topography in medieval Anatolia.
Scott Redford : A grammar of Rum Seljuk ornament.
Ethel Sara Wolper : Understanding the public face of piety: philanthropy =
and architecture in late Seljuk Anatolia.
Johann-Christoph Hinrichs: The sultan and the caliph on the coinage of =
the Seljuks of Anatolia.
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<DIV align=3Djustify><FONT face=3DSylfaen>New issue of Mesogeois on the =
Seljuks of=20
Anatolia<BR><BR>This is to announce that the latest issue of the journal =
Mesogeios (vols. 25-26; 2005) published by Editions Herodotos has just=20
appeared. It is a special <BR>issue dedicated to the Seljuks of =
Anatolia=20
and is guest-edited by Gary Leiser. The contents are=20
below.<BR><BR>M=E9sogeios 25-26 (2005): Les Seldjoukides=20
d'Anatolie<BR><BR>Contents: <BR><BR>Gary Leiser: The Seljuks of=20
Anatolia.<BR><BR>Alexios G.C. Savvides: Some major Seljuk, Persian and =
Ottoman=20
sources regarding Byzantine-Seljuk relations (A bibliographical=20
survey).<BR><BR>Gary Leiser: Ibrahim Kafesoglu, "The first Seljuk raid =
into=20
eastern Anatolia (1015-1021) and its historical significance". =
<BR><BR>Speros=20
Vryonis, Jr.: The battles of Manzikert (1071) and Myriocephalum (1176).=20
Notes on food, water, archery, ethnic identity of foe and=20
ally.<BR><BR>Rustam Shukurov: Trebizond and the Seljuks=20
(1204-1299).<BR><BR>Mikail Bayram: State formation among the =
Seljuks of=20
Anatolia.<BR><BR>Carole Hillenbrand: Ravandi, the Seljuk court at =
Konya=20
and the Persianisation of Anatolian cities.<BR><BR>Michel Balivet :=20
Between Byzantium and Konya: intellectual and human mingling =
during the=20
Seldjuk times. <BR><BR>Ahmet Yasar Ocak: The Wafa'i tariqa =
(Wafa'iyya)=20
during and after the period of the Seljuks of Turkey : a new approach to =
the=20
history of popular mysticism in Turkey.<BR><BR>Oya Pancaroglu : =
Caves,=20
borderlands and configurations of sacred topography in medieval=20
Anatolia.<BR><BR>Scott Redford : A grammar of Rum Seljuk =
ornament.<BR><BR>Ethel=20
Sara Wolper : Understanding the public face of piety: philanthropy and=20
architecture in late Seljuk Anatolia.<BR><BR>Johann-Christoph =
Hinrichs: The=20
sultan and the caliph on the coinage of the Seljuks of=20
Anatolia.</FONT></DIV></BODY></HTML>
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