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AbdulHamid II Gift Books on Microfilm Trend Report Target: ORGANIZATION AND MAINTENANCE OF THE COLLECTIONS Sultan Hamid II Microfilm Collection Microfilm no Title Author Imprint Date LCCN Call Number Language Subject Lugat-I Tarihiye ve Historical and 4009 Cografiye Rifat, Ahmet 1883 Ottoman Turkish geography 4010 Muahedat Mecmuasi 1878-1882 Ottoman Turkish 4011 Tarih-i Ata Tayyarzade, Ahmet Ata 1877 Ottoman Turkish History 4012 Amerika Tarih-i Kesfi Robertson 1881 Ottoman Turkish American History 4013 Nakt El Tevarih Rifat Efendi 1879 4014 Mutehabat-i Rifat Pasa 1875 Ottoman Turkish 4015 Engizisyon Esrari H. Nazim 1880 Ottoman Turkish French, Ottoman 4016 Nehiv-i Franseyi Poitevin, M. P. 1885 Turkish French grammar 4017 Su Azmi-Besim kardeslar 1884 Ottoman Turkish Irrigation Serhli Usul-u 4018 Muhakemat-I Cezaiye Ziya 1884 Ottoman Turkish Criminal justice 4019 Kainat Mithat, Ahmet 1873 Ottoman Turkish World history 1 AbdulHamid II Gift Books on Microfilm Microfilm no Title Author Imprint Date LCCN Call Number Language Subject Kavaid-I Esaiye-I 4020 Harbiye Rifat, Mehmet Topculuk Fenni 4021 Hulasasi Nesip, Abdurrahman 1876 Ottoman Turkish 4022 Sururi Mecmuasi Cevdet, Ahmet 1883 Ottoman Turkish 4023 Trabzon Tarihi Sakir, S. 1878 Ottoman Turkish Trabzon history Istanbul-Mekteb-I 4024 Fununu Harbiye-I Refik 1883 Ottoman Turkish 4025 Kave Sami, Semsettin 1877 Ottoman Turkish Coffee Guzide-i Tarih-i 4026 Osmani Muhtar, Ahmet 1888 Ottoman Turkish History 4027 Endaht Bahsi Refik, Ahm 1878 Ottoman Turkish Harekat-I Cesime-I 4028 Askeriye Ethem, Ibrahim 1880 Ottoman Turkish Military Askeriye, Uhuvvet-I 4029 Askeriye Sureyya, E. Ottoman Turkish Military Turkish, English, English, French, 4030 Tefhim-i El-lisan Muzaffer 1884 French Turkish grammar Tatbikattan Sabit 4031 Kopruler Leclerc Ottoman Turkish 4032 Meftah-ul Hendese Ragip, Ahmet 1884 Ottoman Turkish 4033 Kainat Mithat, Ahmet 1876-1882 Ottoman Turkish Mecelle-I Ahkam-I 4034 Adliye Cevdet, Ahmet P. 1884 Ottoman Turkish Law 2 AbdulHamid II Gift Books on Microfilm Microfilm no Title Author Imprint Date LCCN Call Number Language Subject 4035 Zeyl-I Kainat Cevdet, Mehmet 1292 (Islamic) Ottoman Turkish Askeri-Nazari ve 4036 Ameli Husnu, Huseyin 1883 Ottoman Turkish Hiva Seyahatnamesi 4037 ve Tarih-I Musavver Mageman 1876 Ottoman Turkish 4038 Fen-I Esliha Refik, Ahmet 1884 Ottoman Turkish Muhtasar Usul-u 4039 Defteri Ziya, Ahmet 1884 Ottoman Turkish 4040 Cografya-I Hukmi Geikie, Archibald 1885 Ottoman Turkish Geography 4041 Zubdet-ul Izhar Nuri, Ishak 1885 Siniflarina Mahsus ve 4042 Programina Muvafik Sukru, Ahmet 1884 Ottoman Turkish 4043 Asilmis Bir Adam Bourgeois, Anice 1885 Ottoman Turkish English, Ottoman Tukish-English 4044 Kitab-I Maani-I Lehce Redhouse, J. W. 1884 Turkish lexicon European 4045 Cografiya Avrupa 1879 Ottoman Turkish geography 4046 Huknuk-u Duvel Sait ve Gargur, Cebrail 1883 4047 Ilm-I Cebir Yusufyan Efendi 1885 Mebadi-I Tatbikat-I 4048 Fransevi Chapsal, M. 1884 Ottoman Turkish Serh-I Kanun-u 4049 Ticaret Vahan, Ohan 1883 Ottoman Turkish Law 3 AbdulHamid II Gift Books on Microfilm Microfilm no Title Author Imprint Date LCCN Call Number Language Subject Muharrerat-I Adliye-I 4050 Ummiye Riza, Ali 1885 4051 Usul-u Makine Sadettin, Mehmet 1880 Ottoman Turkish Engineering 4052 Cografya-I Umumi Seref, Abdurrahman 1885 Ottoman Turkish Geography Makalat-I Edibiye-I 4053 Askeriye Rifat, Selim 1882 Ottoman Turkish Military Teshil-I Aruz ve El 4054 Kavafi ve El Bedayi Hamdi, Ahmet 1872 4055 Evrak-I Persian Kemal 1885 Persia Levami-I El-Dekaik Fi 4056 Tercume-I Mecami-I Hamdi, Ahmet 1877 4057 Serh-I Kanun-u Ceza Tankar, Simon 1884 Ottoman Turkish Ilaveli Mulahhas 4058 Cografya Izzet, Efendi 1884 Ottoman Turkish Geography Takim Talimi, Hata ve 4059 Sevap Cetveli 1294 (Islamic) Ottoman Turkish Nazaran Logaritma 4060 Cedavili Dupuis, Jean 1885 Ottoman Turkish Mathematics Talikat-I Belagat-I 4061 Osmaniye Sureyya, Abdurrahman 1883 Rehber-I Ilm-I Hifz-I 4062 Sihhat Mater, Ilyas Kavanin-I Esliha-I 4063 Hafife Kemal, Ahmet 1874 Mifta-I El Musellesat- 4064 I Musteviyye Rifat 1298 (Islamic) Ottoman Turkish Mathematics 4 AbdulHamid II Gift Books on Microfilm Microfilm no Title Author Imprint Date LCCN Call Number Language Subject 4065 Mecelle-I Hendese Rifat, Mehmet 1876 4066 Birinci Kat Cobb, James 1885 Ottoman Turkish 4067 Istihkamat-I Halife Usul-u Golge 4068 Malumat-I Iptidaie Ottoman Turkish Shadows study 4069 Sath-I Rakim Rifat, Mehmet Ottoman Turkish Geometry Lebibzade, Mehmet 4070 Gevher-I Sencide Suphi 1879 4071 Kolera Risalesi Mater, Ilyas 1884 Ottoman Turkish Cholera treatments 4072 El Gar-I El Hesap 1879 Nev Usul Mukemmel 4073 Ilm-I Hesap Tahsin, Hasan 1883 Ottoman Turkish 4074 Tahlil-I Kimyevi Pisani, Frederic 1882 Ottoman Turkish Chemical analysis 4075 Esrar-I Cinayat Mithat, Ahmet 1885 Hateras, Ingilizleria 4076 Kutb-u Simaliye Jolorn 1878 Ottoman Turkish The North Pole Telhis-I Hukuk-u 4077 Duvel Fehmi, Hasan 1884 International law 4078 Mecmua-I Cedide 1883 Ottoman Turkish 4079 Musellesat-I Kureviye 1884 5 AbdulHamid II Gift Books on Microfilm Microfilm no Title Author Imprint Date LCCN Call Number Language Subject 4080 Icmal-I Cografya Husnuin, Huseyin 1884 Ottoman Turkish Geography 4081 Tadiyat-I Ahlak Tardieu 1882 Ethics Tarih ve 4082 Seyahatnamesi Schiller 1878 Ottoman Turkish Turkistan history 4083 Kasgar Tarihi Atif, Mehmet 1884 Ottoman Turkish Kashgar history Hikmet-I Tabiiye 4084 Tatbikatindan Sait, Mehmet 1883 Ottoman Turkish Istanbul-Mekteb-I 4085 Funun-u Hendese-I resmiye 1878 Ottoman Turkish 4086 Kutuphane-I Etfal Breto, A. K. 1883 Ottoman Turkish Pediatrics 4087 Istihkamat-I Hafife Canip, Ahmet 1882 Harekat-I Cesime-I 4088 Askeriye Ethem, Ibrahim 1879 Ottoman Turkish Military operations Harekat-I Cesime-I 4089 Askeriye Etham, Ibrahim 1880 Ottoman Turkish Military operations 4090 Mebadi-I Usul Defteri Mecdettin, Mehmet 1884 Ottoman Turkish Mukkademat-I 4091 Istanbul-Mihran Hendesiye 1884 Geometry Mebahis-I Ilm-I 4092 Servet Nuri 1883 4093 Asar-I Cedide-I Izzet Izzet 1880 4094 Hatira-I Sebab Nazim, A. 1882 6 AbdulHamid II Gift Books on Microfilm Microfilm no Title Author Imprint Date LCCN Call Number Language Subject 4095 Isar-I Ziya Ziya pasa 1882 4096 Divan-I Sabri Sakir Sakir, Sabri 1870 Ottoman Turkish 4097 Divan Hilmi, Mehmet Emin 1877 Ottoman Turkish 4098 Golestan Saadi 1883 Arabic ve Mutenevviye-I 4099 Ulum ve Hikayat-I 4100 Talim-I Lisan Halil 1870 French, French grammar 4101 Mesuliyet Giacometti, J. 1878 4102 Fen-I Harp Sevket, Mustafa 1878 Ottoman Turkish Impoverished 4103 Serseri Yahudi Sue, Eugene 1885 Ottoman Turkish Jewish culture 4104 Ibn Serac-I Ahir Chateaubriand 1882 Efghanistan Seyahat Afghanistan travel 4105 Namesi Hamdi, Ahmet 1884 Ottoman Turkish guide 4106 Ahlak-I Hamida Sait, Mehmet 1881 Ottoman Turkish Ethics Mifta-I El Musellesat- 4107 I Musteviyye Rifat 1882 Geometry Kisas-I Enbiya ve 4108 Tevarih-I Hulefa Cevdet, Ahmet Ottoman Turkish Serh-I Kanun-u 4109 Ticaret Aleksiyadis, Kostaki 1884 Ottoman Turkish Trade law 7 AbdulHamid II Gift Books on Microfilm Microfilm no Title Author Imprint Date LCCN Call Number Language Subject Bedraka-I Lisan-I French, Ottoman 4110 Fransevi Otto, Emile 1885 Turkish French grammar French, Ottoman French language 4111 Usul-u Tedris Vizental 1885 Turkish book Greek, Ottoman 4112 Lisan-I Rumi Sarfi Malyakas, Ibrahim 1884 Turkish Greek grammar 4113 Ev Kadini Fahriye, Ayse 1884 Ottoman Turkish Housework guide French, Ottoman 4114 Yeni Sarf-I Fransevi Noel. M. 1881 Turkish French grammar Turkce Kaside-I Burde 4115 Serhi Esat, Mehmet 1883 Ottoman Turkish French, Ottoman 4116 Elifba-I Fransevi Istepan 1883 Turkish French grammar 4117 Muhabbet Cocuklari Sue, Eugene 1885 Ottoman Turkish Child care Kitab-I Burhan-I 4118 Hakikat Sevket, Mustafa 1883 4119 Akildan Bela Griboyedoff 1884 Ottoman Turkish Psychology 4120 Talim-I Edebiyat Recaizade, Mahmut E. 1883 Ottoman Turkish Muhtasar-I Menar 4121 Tercumem Emin, Hafiz M. E. 1882 Ottoman Turkish 4122 Telhis-Ul-Hesap Tahsin, H. 1884 Ottoman Turkish Accounting knowledge of 4123 Tarifeli Munseat Aziz 1883 Ottoman Turkish thoughts" 4124 Talim-I Kiraat Muallim Naoi 1885 8 AbdulHamid II Gift Books on Microfilm Microfilm no Title Author Imprint Date LCCN Call Number Language Subject French, Ottoman 4125 Serguzest-I Jil Blas Le Sage 1882 Turkish French grammar Hakaik-ul Kelam Fi 4126 Tarih-ul Islam Suphi pasa 1881 Ottoman Turkish History of Islam 4127 Feyz-el Acib Tevfik, Ahmet 1883 Sekspir, Vilyam The Winter's Tale 4128 Kis Masali (William Shakespeare) 1883 Ottoman Turkish (Shakespeare play) 4129 Intiba-I Kalb Muhtar, Ahmet Ottoman Turkish 4130 Methal-I Insa Hamdi, Ahmet 1883 Ottoman Turkish Muhtasar Sarf-I French, Ottoman 4131 Fransevi Chapsal 1882 Turkish French grammar Kainat (Kutuphane-I 4132 tarih) Mithat, Ahmet 1882 Ottoman Turkish World history Turkce ve Fransizca French, Ottoman 4133 Yeni Usul Mukaleme Sait, H. 1884 Turkish French grammar 4134 Serh-I Belagat Ibrahim, El-Hac 1885 Ottoman Turkish 4135 Nesaih-I Saban Hamdi, Ahmet 1882 Ottoman Turkish 4136 Ilm-I Ahval-I Akvam Osman 1885 Ottoman Turkish Science Turkce Avamil I Ruscuklu, Mehmet 4137 Tuhfesi Hayri 1884 Ottoman Turkish 4138 Hendese-I Musattaha 1880 Mathematics Kutuphanesine Dair Library of 4139 Risale Mansur, Mehmet 1884 Ottoman Turkish Alexandria 9 AbdulHamid II Gift Books on Microfilm Microfilm no Title Author Imprint Date LCCN Call Number Language Subject Sekspir, V. (William Venice 4140 Venedik Taciri Shakespeare) 1885 Ottoman Turkish (Shakespeare play) 4141 Afaka Bir Nazar Celalettin, Mahmut 1884
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    Exile and Nostalgia in Arabic and Hebrew Poetry in al-Andalus (Muslim Spain) Thesis submitted for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy at the University of London by Rafik M. Salem (B .A.; M.A., Cairo) School of Oriental and African Studies December, 1987 ProQuest Number: 10673008 All rights reserved INFORMATION TO ALL USERS The quality of this reproduction is dependent upon the quality of the copy submitted. In the unlikely event that the author did not send a com plete manuscript and there are missing pages, these will be noted. Also, if material had to be removed, a note will indicate the deletion. uest ProQuest 10673008 Published by ProQuest LLC(2017). Copyright of the Dissertation is held by the Author. All rights reserved. This work is protected against unauthorized copying under Title 17, United States C ode Microform Edition © ProQuest LLC. ProQuest LLC. 789 East Eisenhower Parkway P.O. Box 1346 Ann Arbor, Ml 48106- 1346 ( i ) ABSTRACT The purpose of this study is to examine the notions of "exile" (ghurba) and "nostalgia" (al-banTn i 1a-a 1-Wafan) in Arabic and Hebrew poetry in al-Andalus (Muslim Spain). Although this theme has been examined individually in both Arabic and Hebrew literatures, to the best of my knowledge no detailed comparative analysis has previously been undertaken. Therefore, this study sets out to compare and contrast the two literatures and cultures arising out of their co-existence in al-Andalus in the middle ages. The main characteristics of the Arabic poetry of this period are to a large extent the product of the political and social upheavals that took place in al-Andalus.
  • ENVIRONMENT of CULTURE and ART in the OTTOMAN EMPIRE in 19Th CENTURY

    ENVIRONMENT of CULTURE and ART in the OTTOMAN EMPIRE in 19Th CENTURY

    The Online Journal of Science and Technology - April 2018 Volume 8, Issue 2 ENVIRONMENT OF CULTURE AND ART IN THE OTTOMAN th EMPIRE IN 19 CENTURY Nesli Tuğban YABAN Baskent University, Department of Public Relations and Publicity, Ankara-Turkey [email protected] Abstract: Westernisation and modernisation of the Ottoman Empire began to burgeon in the 17th century; it became evident in the 18th century and the 19th century witnessed the most intense interaction and the exact reconstruction process. New way of living which was originated in Europe and representatives thereof became influential as guides and determinants of reconstruction process in the Ottoman Empire. It is possible to point out that the Ottoman Empire which got closer to France for handling military problems, to England for industrialisation purposes and to Italy for architecture and arts had intense communication and the resulting interaction with European states in the course of reconstruction process. This study aims to give information about the social, cultural and artistic environment in the Ottoman Empire during the reign of Sultan Abdul Hamid II (1876-1909). Key Words: Culture, Art, Ottoman Empire, Sultan Abdul Hamid II. General View of the Environment of Culture and Art in 19th Century in the Ottoman Empire It is clear that sultans had a very important role in the ruling of the country as a part of state system of the Ottoman Empire thus, good or bad functioning of the state and events and actions which might affect the society from various aspects were closely connected to personality, behaviours and mentality of the sultan.