[Bilimsel Haber] New publication: Memory of Penelope Stathe

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From: Elias Kolovos [kolovos at phl.uoc.gr]
Sent: Saturday, January 29, 2011 4:31 AM

Dear colleagues,

I would like to bring the following Greek publication to your attention:

Mneme Penelopes Stathe: Meletes historias kai philologias [Memory of
Penelope Stathe: Studies of History and Philology], eds Kostas Lappas,
Antonis Anastasopoulos, Elias Kolovos, Research Center for Medieval and
Modern Hellenism of the Academy of Athens & Institute for Mediterranean
Studies FO.R.T.H, Crete University Press 2010. 504 pages.
ISBN 978-960-524-307-4.

This is a memorial volume for Penelope Stathi (1947-2008), a beloved friend
and excellent colleague for many scholars in Greece and Turkey. She was born
in Istanbul in 1947 and settled in Athens in 1970, where she worked in the
Research Center for Medieval and Modern Hellenism of the Academy of Athens.
For many years she was an inspiring teacher of Turkish in Athens. Her
research focused on the Christian subjects in the Ottoman Empire, their
elites and their writings, the cultural interactions between Christians and
Muslims, the Turkish-speaking Christians of Anatolia (Karamanlides), and,
finally, her native city, Istanbul. The volume includes a biographical note
for Penelope and a full list of her publications.


The volume consists of 29 papers on history and philology by Penelope’s
colleagues and friends, in Greek and English (all Greek papers include short
summaries in English or French):

Elizabeth A. Zachariadou, Taxation rurale et mecanismes de surendettement
(In Greek)

Sophia Laiou, Strategies for Consolidation of the Ottoman Power in the
Aegean Sea during the Sixteenth Century: The Exploitation of the Supplies of
Nitre in the Island of Samos (In Greek)

Chryssa Maltezou, The Greeks of Venice as Administrators of Property
Belonging to the Orthodox Patriarchate in Jerusalem (in Greek)

Eleni Gara, Partiality in the Administration of Justice at the Ottoman Kadi
Courts (in Greek)

Antonis Anastasopoulos, The Cancellation of a Gift and the Return of a
Dowry: Gender, Family Relations and Ottoman Justice (in Greek)

Dimitris G. Apostolopoulos, Un autre correspondant de Chrysanthos Notaras :
Ioannis Evlogas de Mystras et ses apories juridiques (in Greek)

Panayotis Michailaris, ‘Non-marriage Guarantee Notes’ in the Metropolis of
Mytilene (First Half of the Nineteenth Century) (in Greek)

Christos Loukos, A Doctor of Rare Social Sensibility on the Island of Syros:
Evangelos Arfanis (in Greek)

Elias Kolovos, The Followers of Seyh Bedreddin in Ottoman and Modern Turkish
History (in Greek)

John C. Alexander (Alexandropoulos), Yusuf Bey al-Moravi on the Siege and
Capture of Tripolitsa in 1821 (in English)

Vangelis Kechriotis, Celebration and Contestation: The People of Izmir
Welcome the Second Constitutional Era in 1908 (in English)

Engin Berber, The Megali Idea Doctrine and Turkish-Greek Relations,
1919-1922 (in English)

Michalis N. Michael, Nationalism and Myth in Post-Ottoman Cypriot
Historiography (in Greek)

Nefeli Papoutsaki, Ugly Transitions or Subtleties of the Eulogy? On a
Variation of the Travel Theme in Early Arabic Poetry (in English)

Arnold van Gemert, Words of Advice to Young Women (in Greek)

Chariton Karanasios, Autographs of Eugenios Giannoulis (in Greek)

Dimitrios Z. Sofianos, Phanariot Verses from the Unpublished Poetry
Anthology of Codex no 666 of the Great Meteora Monastery (18th Century):
Some Examples (in Greek)

Constantin Lappas, L’ecole de Kydonies en 1808 d’apres le temoignage d’un
eleve (in Greek)

Sophia Matthaiou, Ilias S. Stathopoulos (1821-1859) : An Impetuous
Intellectual (in Greek)

Ioli Vingopoulou, Le monde grec orthodoxe vu par les voyageurs des XVe-XIXe
siecles (in Greek)

Vasiliki Bombou Stamati, Vikentios Damodos ‘On the Slander of Demetrius
Cydonis, the Latinophron, Against Palamas and the Synod at Constantinople
Against Barlaam and Akindynos (in Greek)

Yorgos Tzedopoulos, Greek Orthodox Martyrdom during Ottoman Rule: Breaks in
the Circle (in Greek)

Marinos Sariyannis, Un musulman heterodoxe dans la Crete du XVIIIe siècle
(in Greek)

Sinan Kuneralp, The Eloping Wife, the Angry Teenager, and the Embezzler on
the Run, or How Ottoman Diplomacy Tried to Cope with Conversion Cases in the
Context of Turco-Greek Relations (in English)

I.K. Hassiotis, ‘El mas delicioso lugar que ay en el mundo’: An Unpublished
Spanish Description of Constantinople in 1631 and its Greek Author (in
Greek)

Helen Angelomatis-Tsougarakis, The Guild of the Furriers of Constantinople
(in Greek)

Savvas E. Tsilenis, The Church of the Feast of the Presentation of the
Virgin (Eisodia Panagias) of the Stavrodromi Community in Istanbul (in
Greek)

Adamantios St. Anestidis, Le movement pour la langue populaire (demotique) a
Constantinople aux XIXe et XXe siecles (in Greek)

Sia Anagnostopoulou, The End of Imperial Logic, the End of Imperial
Constantinople: The Great Adventure (in Greek)


For more information on the volume see
http://www.cup.gr/ViewShopProduct.aspx?ProductId=279719&LangId=2


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Elias Kolovos
Assistant Professor of Ottoman History
Department of History and Archaeology
Faculty of Letters
University of Crete, Greece
Tel.: +30 28310 77341
Fax: +30 28310 77378
e-mail: kolovos at phl.uoc.gr<mailto:kolovos at phl.uoc.gr>

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