[Bilimsel Haber] PUBL.- Cornucopia, Magazine for Connoisseurs of Turkey, Issue 42, Autumn 2009

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PUBL.- Cornucopia, Magazine for Connoisseurs of Turkey, Issue 42, Autumn 
2009

Posted by: Thomas Roueché <tom.roueche at gmail.com>



For highlights: http://www.cornucopia.net/contents42.html

Contents:

The Great Northeast:
  - All Aboard for Anatolia: the Journey East, Raf Jah
    http://www.cornucopia.net/rafjah.html
  - The Stones of Kars, Ali Konyali
  - A Cold Harsh Reality: a short history of Kars, Norman Stone
  - Four Walks in the Kaçkars, Kate Clow
  - The Flutterby Ball, Ahmet Baytas
    http://www.cornucopia.net/aboutklbk.html
  - Wrestling with Life in the Mountains, Michael Hornsby
  - Gorgeous Georgian: Churches of the Tao-Klarjeti, Rober Ousterhout
  - Black Sea Folk Songs, Caterina Scaramelli
  - A Day on Black Rock Pasture, Andrew Byfield
  - The Best of the Black Stuff, Charles Perry

Connoisseur:
  - Portrait of the Artists: Feyhaman and Güzin Duran at Home, Maureen 
Freely
    http://www.cornucopia.net/FeyhamanDuran.html
  - Istanbul's First Impressionists: the 1914 Generation

People:
  - Mother of the Uighurs: a profile of Rebiya Kadeer, Christian Tyler
    http://www.cornucopia.net/rrebuyakadeer.html
  - Heat and Dust, Minced Goats and Miniskirts: Archeology in the
    Sixties, Leo Gough

Books:
  - Balkan Noir: Ismail Kadare's The Siege, Talat Halman
  - Home-coming: Dmetri Kakmi's Motherland, David Barchard
  - Istanbul Ballads: novels in translation, Caterina Scaramelli
  - Of Paupers and Princes: Topkapi Palace's Shiraz Miniatures, Tim Stanley
  - Water over the Bridge: Crow Bardill and Bayliss' The Water Supply
    of Byzantine Constantinople, Robert Ousterhout
  - History in the Making: New Works, Caroline Finkel

Food:
  - Pick a pepper, Berrin Torolsan

Regulars:
  - Private View, Andrew Finkel
  - Village Voices, Azize Ethem
  - Restaurants: The Importance of Being Earnest, Andrew Finkel


Cornucopia is a triannual publication that covers the broad remit of
Turkish culture, history and art. For the last 15 years it has
produced articles that range from the scholarly to the journalistic,
from the historical to the contemporary, always seeking to exhibit
Turkish to a broad and international readership. Produced between
Scotland and Turkey, and as a joint effort between two natives of
those countries, it is an indispensable companion to Turkey to
academics and travellers alike.




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