GHOST-Geographies and histories of the Ottoman supernatural tradition ERC CoGr 2017 no. 771766 Institute for Mediterranean Studies/FORTH, Rethymno, Greece
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Another result of the GHOST project - open access as always!
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My latest book, on open access!
Ottomans and the Supernatural: Nature and the Limits of Knowledge in the Early Modern Ottoman Empire
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We are honored to see the project featuring so prominently in this discussion of A. Tunç Şen's (a member of our research team) magnificent book on astrology:
New Book Forgotten Experts and Grant-Funded Project "GHOST"
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A short article on GHOST in the @CORDIS_EU webpage
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Beyond the limits of knowledge in early modern Ottoman culture | GHOST Project | Results in brief | H2020 | CORDIS | European Commission cordis.europa.eu/article/id/…
Zeynep Aydoğan's GHOST monograph is out!
Forging Paths of Continuity: Borderline Miracles in the Early Menâkıbnâme Literature, 13th-15th Centuries
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An interview about the outcome of the GHOST project by @NilSaeedi
In this interview, Nilab Saeedi asks Marinos Sariyannis about the importance of mysticism and occult sciences in the Ottoman Empire.
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4 (actually, five and a half) years of research have come to an end - this account will stay: still have a couple of deliverables to advertise! #MyXAnniversary
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From one of the most exciting and... magical ERC projects we've ever hosted at @IMS_Forth
The 4rth (and last...) issue of our open access journal "Aca'ib: Occasional papers on the Ottoman perceptions of the supernatural" is out! Check it at ghost.ims.forth.gr/2023-2024…
ALT https://ghost.ims.forth.gr/2023-2024-vol-4/
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This was such a delightful conference, thank you for organizing!
The 4rth (and last...) issue of our open access journal "Aca'ib: Occasional papers on the Ottoman perceptions of the supernatural" is out! Check it at ghost.ims.forth.gr/2023-2024…
ALT https://ghost.ims.forth.gr/2023-2024-vol-4/
The 4rth (and last...) issue of our open access journal "Aca'ib: Occasional papers on the Ottoman perceptions of the supernatural" is out! Check it at ghost.ims.forth.gr/2023-2024…
ALT https://ghost.ims.forth.gr/2023-2024-vol-4/
Another paper in the context of the GHOST project
My latest article, open access.
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Join us for the last GHOST conference, on November 16-18!
"Knowing and controlling nature in Ottoman culture: scientific and occultist approaches in a global perspective"
See the link for program (EET) and registration info.
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A small change in today's program: Sasson Chahanovich will talk on Saturday (last session, 17:30), Aslı Niyazioğlu (10:00) and Marinos Sariyannis (10:30) on Friday morning.
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Du 16 au 18 novembre 2023 a lieu le colloque international « Knowing and Controlling Nature in Ottoman Culture » organisé par @IMS_Forth et le projet de recherche @ghost_erc
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Join us for the last GHOST conference, on November 16-18!
"Knowing and controlling nature in Ottoman culture: scientific and occultist approaches in a global perspective"
See the link for program (EET) and registration info.
ghost.ims.forth.gr/internati…
Join part of our team on Thursday, 21/Sept/2023: 4:30pm - 6:00pm, Hörsaal HS Orientalistik Department of Near Eastern Studies, Hof 4.1, with the panel "Shifting Borders Between Nature and the Supernatural In Early Modern Ottoman Culture".
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2. Feray Coşkun, The Cosmic imagery between the “natural” and “supernatural”
3. Nahide Işık Demirakın, Locating the Natural and Supernatural in the Late 18th and Early 19th Century Ottoman Empire
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