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1001 NachtNacht 65 - Kein wahrer MörderAls der Strick schon um den Hals des jüdischen Arztes gelegt ist, bahnt sich der Schneider einen Weg durch die Menschenmenge. Er sei doch schuldig, erzählt der Schneider. Der Henker wird langsam ungeduldig: wen soll er nun für den Mord hängen?Die Spielerinnen:Roxana Samadi erzählt als Schahrasad alle Geschichten.Jasmin Shakeri setzt den Rahmen um jede Geschichte.Susana AbdulMajid spricht die arabischen Texte.Mehr zum Thema in der Deutschlandfunk App:Die Schauspielerin Roxana Samadi war für die Rolle der Schahrasad wochenlang im Hörspielstudio und erzählt...2025-04-1105 min
1001 NachtNacht 54 - Der Magen voll GranatapfelmusAdschib bricht mit seinem Diener vom Lagerplatz vor Damaskus auf, um Hasans Imbiss aufzusuchen. Der ist hoch erfreut und bewirtet sie großzügig. Zurück am Zelt wartet schon Adschibs Großmutter. Auch sie hat gekocht: ihr berühmtes Granatapfelmus.Die Spielerinnen:Roxana Samadi erzählt als Schahrasad alle Geschichten.Jasmin Shakeri setzt den Rahmen um jede Geschichte.Susana AbdulMajid spricht die arabischen Texte.Mehr zum Thema in der Deutschlandfunk App:Der Erzählforscher Ulrich Marzolph hat sich intensiv mit der Geschichte und den Geschichten von 1001 Nacht befasst – wir fragten ihn: Warum ist...2025-04-0405 min
1001 NachtNacht 44 - Dämonisches TreibenDie Hochzeitsnacht steht bevor, und alle Gäste werden nach Hause geschickt. Außer Hasan, den halten die beiden Ifrite auf. Die Geisterwesen haben etwas vor: Sie spielen dem ungeliebten Bräutigam übel mit, und Hasan kann das Brautgemach betreten.Die Spielerinnen:Roxana Samadi erzählt als Schahrasad alle Geschichten.Jasmin Shakeri setzt den Rahmen um jede Geschichte.Susana AbdulMajid spricht die arabischen Texte.Mehr zum Thema in der Deutschlandfunk App:Fragen an 1001 Nacht? Unser Podcast-Team hat mit der Kulturwissenschaftlerin Andrea Polaschegg gesprochen: Wo liegt der „Orient“?Die Dichterin Safiye Can hat die Gesch...2025-03-2808 min
1001 NachtNacht 28 - Mit dem Leben davongekommenIhre Schwiegermutter rettet die Schneiderin in letzter Minute vor dem Mord durch ihren eifersüchtigen Ehemann. Geschlagen, gedemütigt und verstoßen lebt sie fortan mit ihren beiden Schwestern, zufrieden ohne Männer. Bis die vielen Gäste auftauchten.Die Spielerinnen:Roxana Samadi erzählt als Schahrasad alle Geschichten.Jasmin Shakeri setzt den Rahmen um jede Geschichte.Susana AbdulMajid spricht die arabischen Texte.Mehr zum Thema in der Deutschlandfunk App:Fragen an 1001 Nacht? Das Podcast Team hat Gespräche rund um das Werk geführt – mit dem islamischen Theologen Ali Ghandour zu „Magie, Sex...2025-03-2109 min
1001 NachtNacht 21 - Die versteinerte StadtDer Kalif verlangt von den drei Schwestern, auch ihre Geschichten zu erzählen. Die Jüngste beginnt: sie hatte einst zwei weitere Schwestern, mit denen sie eines Tages zu einer Handelsreise auf dem Meer aufbrach. Sie erreichten eine versteinerte Stadt.Die Spielerinnen:Roxana Samadi erzählt als Schahrasad alle Geschichten.Jasmin Shakeri setzt den Rahmen um jede Geschichte.Susana AbdulMajid spricht die arabischen Texte.Mehr zum Thema in der Deutschlandfunk App:Ihr wollt mehr Background zu 1001 Nacht? Wir haben Gespräche geführt, mit der Kulturwissenschaftlerin Elisabeth Bronfen über die Bedeutung der Nacht...2025-03-1408 min
1001 NachtNacht 13 - Hoher Besuch inkognitoDer Kalif von Bagdad, sein Wesir und ein Diener ziehen durch die nächtliche Stadt und hören die Party hinter der Haustür der drei Schwestern. Der Kalif möchte unbedingt mitfeiern. Eine verrückte Geschichte muss her, damit sie nicht erkannt werden.Die Spielerinnen:Roxana Samadi erzählt als Schahrasad alle Geschichten.Jasmin Shakeri setzt den Rahmen um jede Geschichte.Susana AbdulMajid spricht die arabischen Texte.Mehr zum Thema in der Deutschlandfunk App:Wer war der Kalif Harun ar-Raschid? Wie könnt ihr euch die damalige Weltstadt Bagdad vorstellen? Historischer Check-u...2025-03-0705 min
hr2 HörspielDas Halbhalbe und das Ganzganze | Hörspiel von Safiye CanDas „Halbhalbe und das Ganzganze“ von Safiye Can ist den Opfern des rechtsextremistischen Anschlags von Hanau gewidmet, der vor fünf Jahren am 19. Februar 2020 stattfand. Aus rassistischen Motiven erschoss ein Attentäter neun Menschen, seine Mutter und sich selbst.
In „Das Halbhalbe und das Ganzganze“ stehen migrantische Perspektiven aus der Region um Hanau im Mittelpunkt: Die Autorin Safiye Can stammt aus der Nachbarstadt Offenbach und ist seit Jahren in der Bildungsarbeit aktiv; am Hiphop-Soundtrack des Hörspiels sind mehrere Hanauer Künstler*innen beteiligt, die sich in ihren Songs klar gegen Rassismus positioniert haben. Und schließlich werden O-Töne der Hinterblie...2025-02-2857 min
1001 NachtNacht 8 - Ein Träger taucht aufDie drei Alten haben den Kaufmann mit ihren Geschichten freibekommen. Schahrasad setzt zu einer neuen Erzählung an: auf dem Markt in Bagdad bietet ein Träger einer einkaufenden Frau seine Dienste an. Bald schon stöhnt er unter der Last.Die Spielerinnen:Roxana Samadi erzählt als Schahrasad alle Geschichten.Jasmin Shakeri setzt den Rahmen um jede Geschichte.Susana AbdulMajid spricht die arabischen Texte.Mehr zum Thema in der Deutschlandfunk App:Was bedeutet es, sich im Jahr 2025 mit 1001 Nacht zu beschäftigen? Das Podcast-Team hat zahlreiche Gespräche geführt. Im Deep Di...2025-02-2709 min
1001 NachtWas zuvor geschahKönig Schahriyar ist gekränkt: seine Ehefrau betrügt ihn. Jede Nacht rächt er sich an einer anderen Frau. Dann meldet sich die kluge Schahrasad freiwillig. Sie hat einen Plan: den König mit ihren Geschichten zu fesseln und vom Morden abzubringen.Mit:Jasmin Shakeri als ErzählerinRoxana Samadi als SchahrasadSusana AbdulMajid als arabische StimmeMehr zum Thema in der Deutschlandfunk App:Was bedeutet es, sich im Jahr 2025 mit 1001 Nacht zu beschäftigen? Das Podcast-Team hat zahlreiche Gespräche geführt: mit Claudia Ott zum Übersetzen von 1001 Nacht – Aladdin, Sind...2025-02-2721 min
Yapay Zeka FabrikasıÜrün Görsellerinde Yapay Zeka Crait.AiYapay zekanın e-ticarette nasıl fark yarattığını keşfetmek en uygun zamanlardan biri, tabi ki yılın son haftaları. Yapay Zekâ Fabrikası podcast serisinin bu haftaki bölümünde, e-ticaret sektöründe çığır açan çözümler sunan Crait AI’ın kurucusu Safiye Dinçtürk ile dopdolu bir sohbet sizleri bekliyor. Safiye Dinçtürk, Crait AI'ın doğuş hikayesini ve sunduğu yenilikçi çözümleri paylaşırken, üretken yapay zekanın e-ticaret sektöründe özellikle pazarlama ve müşteri hizmetleri alanlarında nasıl değer yarattığına ışık tutuyor. Crait AI’ın ürün fotoğrafçılığını kolay...2024-12-1016 min
O`NUN YOLUNDA(SAS)11. HUDEYBİYE'DE KİM KAZANDI - Dr. Reşit HAYLAMAZ (1)Zilkade Ayının Son Haftasında Yaşananlar Dr. Reşit Haylamaz'ın hazırladığı özel programın bu haftaki bölümünde Peygamber Efendimiz Hz. Muhammed'in (s.a.v.) hayatından kesitler sunuluyor ve İslam tarihinin önemli olaylarına ışık tutuluyor. Zilkade ayının son haftasında yaşanan olayların anlatıldığı bu bölümde, Peygamberimizin ve sahabenin yaşadığı bazı kritik anlar detaylandırılıyor. **Mecenne Panayırı ve Hac Hazırlıkları:** Peygamber Efendimiz (s.a.v.), Ukaz panayırının bitiminden sonra Mecenne panayırında zaman geçirir ve hicret edene kadar her yıl burada bulunur. Bu sür...2024-10-0323 min
switch - für immer punkcastHOW MUCH LOVE IS THAT ?IF YOU WOULD BE A WATERBOTTLE*
ALOHA TO SWITCHFUERIMMERPUNK! SUN 21072024
ich empfehle dir, die musik, egal welche und wann du sie die du dir anhörst, wirklich wahrzunehmen, zuzuhören, wenn du kannst, den instrumenten, der stimme oder wörtern,dem fluss, es mit jeder zelle deines Körpers zu fühlen bewegst du dich dazu? schliesst du deine augen, möchtest du mit ihr weinen? inspiriert sein und frei und träumen? wie hörst du musik zu? was macht sie mit dir? diese momente, die musik ist NUR FÜR DICH DA! enjoy all you can. ahm auch diese rad...2024-07-2200 min
GölgedekilerTürk Hemşireliğinin Öncüsü: Safiye HüseyinSafiye Hüseyin, Türk hemşirelik tarihinde önemli bir figür olarak yerini almıştır. Çeyrek asırdan fazla bir süre boyunca hemşirelik mesleğine adanmışlığı ve özverisiyle tanınan Hüseyin, Türkiye'de sağlık hizmetlerinin gelişimine büyük katkılar sağlamıştır. Bu podcast serisinde, Safiye Hüseyin'in hayatına ve mesleğine odaklanarak, hemşirelik alanında nasıl bir öncü rol üstlendiğini ve Türk sağlık sistemi üzerindeki etkilerini keşfedeceğiz. Hemşirelikteki dönüşümün ve Türkiye'de sağlık hizmetlerinin evriminin perde arkasını açacak bu progra...2024-06-2609 min
Eule-Podcast#30: Evangelische Strukturen des Missbrauchs
Welche Strukturen in der evangelischen Kirche und Diakonie haben Missbrauch begünstigt und Täter:innen geschützt? Wie nehmen Betroffene die Strukturen von Kirche und Diakonie wahr? In dieser Episode des Eule-Podcasts spricht Eule-Redakteur Philipp Greifenstein mit Dr. Safiye Tozdan vom Institut für Sexualforschung, Sexualmedizin und Forensische Psychiatrie am Universitätsklinikum Hamburg-Eppendorf (UKE). Safiye Tozdan hat an der „ForuM-Studie“ zur sexualisierten Gewalt in der evangelischen Kirche und Diakonie als Leiterin des Teilprojekts D mitgewirkt. In diesem Teil der „ForuM-Studie“ wurde durch Befragungen nach den Perspektiven Betroffener auf die Strukturen der Kirche gefragt, die sexualisierte Gewalt ermöglichen u...2024-04-0442 min
49Dünyanın En Mutlu İnsanlarının Ülkesindeyiz! / +49 Özel (+49 - B23)23'üncü bölümü dünyanın en mutlu insanlarının ülkesinde kaydediyoruz🥳 Safiye ablayla birlikte Almanya dışından çektiğimiz bu özel bölümü umarız siz de seversiniz😊 Almanya deneyimleri içeren +49’u yıllardır burada yaşayan, bilgi birikimine, deneyimlerine çok güvendiğim, enfes bir hikaye anlatıcı Safiye ablamızla birlikte kaydediyoruz😊 Bu seriyi beğendiyseniz kanalımıza abone olarak takip edebilirsiniz😊2024-03-2924 min49Almanya Bizi Kıskanıyor Mu? (+49 - B22)Geldik 22'inci bölüme🥳 Bu sefer sınırları zorlayıp çok çarpıcı bir konuya giriyoruz. Almanya bizi kıskanıyor mu ve neden kıskanmalı sorularını Safiye ablayla kafa kafaya verip yanıtlıyoruz bu bölümde😊 Almanya deneyimleri içeren +49’u yıllardır burada yaşayan, bilgi birikimine, deneyimlerine çok güvendiğim, enfes bir hikaye anlatıcı Safiye ablamızla birlikte kaydediyoruz😊 2024-03-2135 min49Almanya’da Kadınların En Büyük Endişesi Ne? - 8 Mart Özel Bölümü (+49 - B21)8 Mart özel bölümü ile karşınızdayız! Bu bölümde Almanya’da kadınların en büyük endişesi ne ve Almanya’da kadın olmak nasıl, Türkiye’den gelen kadınlar Türkiye’deki yaşamlarına göre Almanya’da ne hissediyor gibi konuları konuşuyoruz. Bu Safiye abla ile Bahar sohbeti devralıyor😊 Almanya deneyimleri içeren +49’u yıllardır burada yaşayan, bilgi birikimine, deneyimlerine çok güvendiğim, enfes bir hikaye anlatıcı Safiye ablamızla birlikte kaydediyoruz😊 Bu seriyi beğendiyseniz kanalımıza abone olarak takip edebilirsiniz😊2024-03-0738 min49Almanların Takıntılı Olduğu Şeyler (+49 - B20)Her hafta istikrarla karşınızda olduğumuz +49 formatımızda 20'inci bölüme vardık🥳 Bu sefer Almanlardan bahsediyoruz ve almanların takıntılı olduğu şeyler neler, Safiye abla ile bunları konuşuyoruz😊 Almanya deneyimleri içeren +49’u yıllardır burada yaşayan, bilgi birikimine, deneyimlerine çok güvendiğim, enfes bir hikaye anlatıcı Safiye ablamızla birlikte kaydediyoruz😊 Bu seriyi beğendiyseniz kanalımıza abone olarak takip edebilirsiniz😊2024-03-0131 min
AlUla FM PodcastArtifact | Episode 06: ThinkIn this fascinating and wide-ranging interview with Safiye Kucukkaraca, Former Head of Think at The Future Investment Institute (FII), Safiye outlines what she actually does, and the kind of people she talks to, in order to ensure that her thinking is applied to workable solutions that benefit diverse areas of human activity. Amidst many gems of thought she also shines a light on the great value in failure.2024-02-0736 min
Bilim ve Sanat Vakfı Podcast KanalıSafiye Erol'un Türkiyesi Différanceiyel Bir Modernleşme Ütopyası | Havva Yılmaz5-9 Eylül 2023 tarihlerinde düzenlediğimiz Türkiye'yi Okuma Biçimleri: Teoriler, Yaklaşımlar, Eğilimler başlıklı BİSAV Yaz Programı kapsamında, Havva Yılmaz'ın gerçekleştirdiği 8 Eylül 2023 tarihli "Safiye Erol’un Türkiye’si: Différance’iyel Bir Modernleşme Ütopyası" başlıklı seminerdir.2024-02-0300 min49Almanları Anlamakta Zorluk Çektiğimiz Şeyler (+49 - B14)14'üncü bölümde yani dinleyeceğiniz bu bölümde Safiye ablamızın yeni yaşını kutluyoruz🥳 Bu bölümde Türkler olarak Almanları anlamakta zorluk çektiğimiz şeyleri konuşuyoruz😊 Almanya deneyimleri içeren +49’u yıllardır burada yaşayan, bilgi birikimine, deneyimlerine çok güvendiğim, enfes bir hikaye anlatıcı Safiye ablamızla birlikte kaydediyoruz😊 Bu seriyi beğendiyseniz kanalımıza abone olarak takip edebilirsiniz😊2024-01-1835 min
SWR2 ZeitgenossenSafiye Can: „Ich bin in die Welt geworfen worden als Dichterin“„Lest Gedichte!“ Ihren Aufkleber drückt Safiye Can einem schnell mal in die Hand oder heftet ihn an den nächsten Laternenpfahl. Als Lyrikerin ist sie quasi Bestseller-Autorin: Ihr Gedichtband „Rose und Nachtigall“ ist inzwischen in der achten Auflage erschienen. Poesie und Politik gehen dabei Hand in Hand: Die studierte Philosophin schreibt Liebesgedichte, aber auch über die Diskriminierung von Frauen und über Rassismus. Das Gefühl ausgegrenzt zu werden, kennt sie. Safiye Cans Eltern sind aus der Türkei nach Deutschland eingewandert, ihre Familie hat eine tscherkessische Migrationsgeschichte.2023-11-2544 min
Güzelliğine100. Yıl Özel100. yıl kutlamalarımızın bir parçası olarak, Türkiye Cumhuriyeti'nin kadınlarını onurlandırdığımız bu özel podcaste hoş geldin. Safiye Ali gibi Cumhuriyet'imizin ilk kadın doktorları, hayatımıza ilham oluyor ve bize yollarını aydınlatıyor. Yaptıklarıyla bizlere sağlık alanında ilham veren Safiye Ali'ye teşekkür ederiz. 29 Ekim Cumhuriyet Bayramımızın 100. yılını coşkuyla kutluyoruz!2023-10-2604 min
Pharmacist Diaries101 Safiye Cagansel: Breaking Pharmacy Boundaries: The Safiye Cagansel Way!Ready to be inspired? Join me as I chat with Safiye Cagansel, the President of the International Pharmaceutical Federation's Early Career Pharmaceutical Group (FIP ECPG) and a community pharmacy owner. Safiye opens up about her captivating journey through the world of pharmacy, taking us from her early passion for healthcare, through the trenches of starting her own business, to the global stage where she now champions for early career pharmacists.
This episode is brimming with invaluable insights from Safiye's personal experiences. She dives into the complexities of establishing a pharmacy, building a team, managing stock, and even...2023-08-021h 37
سيميت وشاي | Simit ve Çayالسلطانة صفية | Safiye Sultanزوجة السلطان العثماني مراد الثالت، ووالدة السلطان محمد الثالث، المعروفة بقسوتها وجشعها بالإضافة إلى قوتها التي جعلت منها أسطورة، انتقلت من البندقية في إيطاليا إلى حرملك القصر العثماني ثم إلى السلطة.
في هذه الحلقة من بودكاست "سيميت وشاي"، نحكي قصة السلطانة صفية، التي قتلت أبناء زوجها السلطان حتى لا تفقد سيطرتها على القصر العثماني، وكيفية وصولها إلى تلك المكانة بعد أن كانت جارية من حرملك القصر.
Osmanlı Padişahı Üçüncü Murad'ın eşi ve kendisini efsaneleştiren gücünün yanı sıra gaddarlığı ve açgözlülüğüyle de tanınan Sultan.
"Simit ve Çay" podcast'inin bu bölümünde, Osmanlı sarayındaki kontrolünü kaybetmemek için kocası padişahın oğullarını öldüren Safiye Sultan'ın, sonrasında bu konuma nasıl geldiğini anlatıyoruz sarayın hareminden bir köleydi.
https://episodes.castos.com/6019af24a19d28-31318580/e5ef3c4c-9d67-4ae4-afb1-d35bfc8c4a91--mixdown.mp32023-06-0808 min
ANAMED Library Podcast: Burada Konuşmak SerbestSinematek/Sinema Evi KütüphanesiANAMED Library Podcast: Burada Konuşmak Serbest Nisan ayı konuğu Sinematek/Sinema Evi Kütüphanesi Sorumlusu Safiye Türker’di. Safiye Hanımla, kendi kariyer yolculuğunu, sinematek kavramını, dünyadaki sinematekleri ve Sinematek/Sinema Evi Kütüphanesi üzerine bir sohbet gerçekleştirdik. Sanata ve sinemaya meraklı, bu konularla ilgili kitaplara ulaşmak isteyen herkesin ilgisini çekecek bu yayınımızı dileriz keyifle dinlersiniz!
Safiye Türker’in önerileri:
Film
Alain Resnais - Dünyanın Bütün Hafızası
Frederick Wiseman - Ex Libris – The New York Public Li...2023-04-281h 00
Sesli Öyküler (Nisan Kumru)Sırı Dökmek- Safiye GölbaşıSafiye Gölbaşı'nın Sırı Dökmek adlı öyküsünü dinleyelim2023-04-1709 min
History Tea TimeThe Sultanate of Women 2/3: Nurbanu & SafiyeOttoman Sultans kept a harem of hundreds of enslaved concubines to bear their children. But from 1533 to 1656 a handful of remarkable women bent the harem system to their wills and exercised extraordinary political influence and power. This period is known as the The Sultanate of Women. Hürrem Sultan Mihrimah Sultan Nurbanu Sultan Safiye Sultan Handan Sultan Halime Sultan Kösem Sultan Turhan SultanJoin me every Tuesday when I'm Spilling the Tea on History!Check out my Youtube Channel: h...2023-01-1026 min
Eine Stunde Liebe - Deutschlandfunk NovaTabu - Übergriffe durch Frauen - wenn Mütter missbrauchenWenn es um sexuellen Missbrauch geht, denken wir meist an männliche Täter. Doch auch Frauen missbrauchen. Dazu haben Forschende Daten vorgelegt.
**********Ihr hört in dieser "Eine Stunde Liebe":00:00:00 - Übersicht00:01:34 - Safiye Tozdan über Frauen und Missbrauch00:07:35 - Tim über Missbrauch durch seine Kinderbetreuerin00:13:58 - Safiye Tozdan über Motive und Prävention00:27:57 - Hinweis zum Liebestagebuch**********Quellen aus der Folge:Sexueller Kindesmissbrauch durch FrauenHilfe-Portal sexueller Missbrauch**********Mehr zum Thema bei Deutschlandfunk Nova:Pädophilie...2022-09-1628 min
Perxudres Podcast#25. Ji Çavên Reşê Dostanîya Musa Anter û Safiye AylaDi vê beşê de dostanîyeke li dora Musa Anter û Safiye Ayla û Rahşan Anter heye.2022-09-0803 min
Literaturhaus WiesbadenZWISCHEN BUCH UND DECKEL - Folge 2: Safiye CanEine Autorin oder ein Autor, ein kühles Getränk und ganz viel Gesprächsstoff – „Zwischen Buch und Deckel“ heißt der Podcast des Literaturhauses Villa Clementine, das erstmalig eine Reihe in diesem Format präsentiert. Moderiert von Sarah Reul alias Pinkfisch erscheint "Zwischen Buch und Deckel" alle zwei Monate mit wechselnden Gästen.
Folge 2 - Safiye Can
Die Lyrikerin, Autorin und Übersetzerin Safiye Can ist in der zweiten Folge „Zwischen Buch und Deckel“ zu Gast. Sie wurde 1977 als Kind tscherkessischer Eltern in Offenbach am Main geboren. Falls sie nicht gerade auf Lesereise ist oder einem Aufenthalts...2021-11-1228 min
İlham Veren Kadınlarİz Bırakan Kadınlar - Safiye AylaSesiyle Atatürk'ün beğenisini kazanan, Türk Sanat Müziği icracısı Safiye Ayla'yı, akademisyen, sanatçı Gönül Paçacı anlatıyor.
İZ BIRAKAN KADINLAR
NTVRadyo’nun “Kadınlar” dizisi, "İz Bırakan Kadınlar”la devam ediyor.
Gülriz Sururi, Prof. Çiğdem Kağıtçıbaşı, Muhterem Nur ölmeden kısa bir süre önce bu dizi için hayatlarını NTVRadyo’ya anlattılar. Yazar ve bir dönemin çok satan romanlarının çevirmeni Nihal Yeğinobalı, ölümünden kısa süre önce bu dizi için hayatını NTVRadyo’ya anlatan isimlerden.
Elb...2021-09-3012 min
EFSANE KADINLARIN PORTRESİSafiye AylaGeride bıraktığı nice şarkıyla hatırlanmaya devam eden ve kendine özgü bir okuyuş tarzı benimseyerek başta Atatürk olmak üzere bütün dinleyicileri mest etmeyi başaran değerli sanatçı Safiye Ayla'nın yaşamı...2021-07-1208 min
Sanat Kritik SöyleşileriAsuman Susam, İpek Şahbenderoğlu, Neslihan Cangöz, Safiye Erol ve Edebiyatını Konuştular!Sanat Kritik söyleşileri kapsamında 21 Nisan 2021 saat: 21:00'da gerçekleşen "Asuman Susam, İpek Şahbenderoğlu, Neslihan Cangöz, Safiye Erol ve Edebiyatını Konuşacaklar" etkinliğinin kaydıdır.
Sanat Kritik
Birlikte okumak, yazmak ve düşünmek için...2021-05-071h 31
EFSANE KADINLARIN PORTRESİSafiye AliTürkiye Cumhuriyeti'nin ilk kadın tıp doktoru Safiye Ali'nin öncü yaşamından öne çıkan anektodlar...
Tıp Bayramı kutlu olsun...2021-03-1511 min
Kimiz Ki BizEfsane İkililerimiz - Daft Punk & Safiye FaikDaft Punk'ın 28 yıllık macerasına son vermesinin şokunu üstümüzden attıktan sonra dedik ki "best duos" olayına girelim. Açılışın Can Kan ile yapıldığı muhteşem ikililer bölümümüze Safiye & Faik ile son verdik. Kültür şokuna hazırlıklı olun!Efsane İkililerimizden örnek isterseniz şöyle özetleyelim: 2CELLOS, Zeki & Metin, Şener Şen & Kemal Sunal, Kobe Bryant & Shaquille O'Neal, Cem Yılmaz & Zafer Algöz, patates kızartması & karabiber, Kirk & Spock, Cenk & Erdem, Kellerin Savaşı Onur & Ali, Podfresh Daily Uraz & Aykut ve daha fazlası...Kimiz Ki Biz, b...2021-03-0637 min
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Halo TurcjaTurecka kobieta okiem polskiej studentki. Rozmowa z p. Katarzyną Sawicz, turkologiem UW S1E4Turecka kobieta okiem polskiej studentki. Rozmowa z p. Katarzyną Sawicz, turkologiem UW.
Postacie pochodzące z historii tureckije poruszane w audycji:
Afife Jale, Selma Rıza, Fatma Aliye, Leyla Saz, sułtanki: Hurrem, Kösem, Nurbanu, Safiye; Sabiha Gökçen, Ülkü Adatepe, Leyla Gençer, Lalife Hanım (żona Mustafy Kemala Atatürka).
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Yaşar ÜniversitesiMixtape (8 Kasım 2019)Kıskıvrak yakalanan Bitcoin Safiye, giderek çeşitlenen internet yayıncılığı platformları Prime Video, Disney+ ve Apple TV+’tan haberler… Playstation 4 özel oyunu Death Stranding hakkında ufak bir bilgilendirme… Cem Yılmaz’ın Karakomik Filmler’i hakkında kişisel bir inceleme… Film, dizi, oyun ve tiyatro önerileri… Hepsi ve daha fazlası Kutay Altunkaynak'ın hazırlayıp sunduğu Mixtape’te.
Mixtape’in yeni bölümü her cuma 16.00’da; tekrarı her pazartesi 20.00’de radYU’da.
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Ottoman History PodcastThe Story Has It | Ipek Hüner CoraE 419 | Ottoman literature is heavily associated with verse, namely, Ottoman court poetry, and to some extent, folk literature. Ottoman stories, however, remain unexplored, even though they circulated in the empire and entertained many. For us, today, they are an invaluable source to study daily life, gender and space in the early modern Ottoman world. What is an Ottoman story? What do Ottoman stories tell us? In this episode, İpek Hüner Cora joins the podcast to talk about fictional prose stories in the Ottoman Empire and we discuss the gendered and spatial aspects of stories scattered in manuscript collections.
See mo...2019-07-1521 min
Ottoman History PodcastA Transnational History of KemalismE 413 | Our latest podcast in collaboration with The Southeast Passage examines how Kemalism as a political category has been used widely and often ambiguously throughout the history of the Turkish Republic in public discourse as well as in historiography. In this episode, we discuss Kemalism from an innovative transnational perspective. The making of Kemalism was embedded in hybridity and circulations involving other regions of the post-Ottoman space. Practices of governance, material objects, new conceptions of the body and gender roles, and scientific debates created a convergence of Islam and modernity which was influenced by external references but also attracted observers...2019-06-0943 minİlham Veren KadınlarYol Açan Kadınlar - Safiye AliTürkiye'nin ilk kadın tıp doktoru Safiye Ali'yi, Prof. Dr. Nuran Yıldırım anlatıyor.2019-04-2610 min
Ottoman History PodcastOrientalism in the Ottoman Empire | Zeynep ÇelikE 399 | How did the Ottomans react to European attitudes and depictions of their own lands? Pondering on the groundbreaking book 'Orientalism' by Edward Said forty years after its publication, our guest Zeynep Çelik discusses the ways in which urban, art, and architectural historians have grappled with representations of the Ottomans by Europeans and representations of Ottomans by Ottomans themselves. Telling us about a number of paintings, monuments, scholarly writings and stories, she argues that Orientalism is still relevant and with us wherever we go.
See more at: https://www.ottomanhistorypodcast.com/2019/01/orientalism.html
Zeynep Çelik is a distinguished professor at th...2019-01-2635 min
KPoddenHöstrysVi laddar för ett rysligt bad. KP-Jossan, KP-Lukas, KP-Ludvig och prao-Safiye spelar läskiga låtar, dricker blutsaft och planerar sina rysligaste badoween-outfits.2018-11-0120 min
Ottoman History PodcastKazakhs and the State in Tsarist Russia and the Soviet UnionE374 | How did Russia rule its Central Asian borderlands? In this podcast, we explore the long history of local intermediaries in imperial rule through the lens of the Kazakh elite from the 18th century onward. We talk to Ian Campbell about his book Knowledge and the Ends of Empire: Kazak Intermediaries and Russian Rule on the Steppe, 1731-1917 (Cornell University Press) and then continue the discussion into the early Soviet period through a conversation with Maria Blackwood about her dissertation research on the first generation of Soviet Kazakhs.
More at https://www.ottomanhistorypodcast.com/2018/09/kazakh.html
Ian Campbell completed his...2018-08-311h 11
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Ottoman History PodcastThe Great War and the Remaking of Palestine | Salim TamariE367 | Nationalism has greatly influenced the way we think about Palestinian history. In this episode, Salim Tamari discusses this question in relation to his new book, The Great War and the Remaking of Palestine, which explores Palestine under Ottoman rule during World War I. Tamari highlights the transformative nature of the conflict in Palestine, and the Ottomanist roots of many Palestinian and Arab nationalists. He also tackles the question of sources in Palestine, and how family papers have been crucial to his work. We conclude by discussing the stakes of recovering that past as the dispossession of Palestinians continues into...2018-07-1738 min
Ottoman History PodcastDervish Piety and Alevism in Late Medieval Anatolia | Zeynep Oktay UsluE359 | In this episode, we explore the evolution of Abdal and Bektashi doctrine from the 14th to 17th centuries. The Abdals of Rum and the Bektashis were two dervish groups in Anatolia who by the 16th century would merge to become the Bektashi Sufi order. Many Bektashi beliefs and practices are also inter-connected with those of Alevi communities. By taking a closer look at Abdal and Bektashi poetry, we examine how poetry, fiction, and other aspects of dervish piety evolved into the core beliefs of contemporary Alevism in Turkey.
More at https://www.ottomanhistorypodcast.com/2018/04/dervish-piety.html
Zeynep Oktay Uslu...2018-04-2043 min
Ottoman History PodcastLove Poems of an Ottoman Woman | Didem HavlioğluE357 | What did it mean to be a woman in the intellectual world of early modern Islamic empires? In this episode, our guest Didem Havlioğlu offers one answer to this question through the life and works of Mihrî Hatun, an Ottoman woman from 15th-century Amasya whose poetry survives to this day. Mihrî was unique within the male-dominated sphere of early modern love poetry, and as we discuss in this podcast, her position as a woman was integral to her poetry and its meaning. These poems and the relationships of this exceptional writer are the subject of Havlioğlu's new book...2018-04-1248 min
Ottoman History PodcastJerba: an Island in Time | Renata HolodE 353 | For the first time on the podcast, we discuss the role of archaeology and its potential to contribute to our knowledge of the Ottoman world. More specifically, we explore how the field of landscape archaeology can offer a better understanding of how different factors of religion, politics, and culture impacted the manipulation of territory over millenia. The large-scale examination of material culture and vernacular architecture in a rural setting particularly has the potential to fill in the gaps of the historical archive, providing information about communities that otherwise remain relatively unknown. In this episode, we speak with Renata Holod...2018-03-2841 min
Ottoman History PodcastA Half Century of Occupation | Gershon ShafirE344 | 2017 marked the fiftieth anniversary of the Six-Day War and the start of the Israeli occupation of the West Bank, Gaza Strip, Sinai Peninsula, and Golan Heights. Gershon Shafir discusses why this occupation has lasted for so long in the West Bank and how “the Occupation” has differed from earlier forms of settler colonialism in Israel-Palestine. In particular, we focus on the state of “permanent temporariness” that the Israeli government has purposefully inculcated in the face of international law and the emergence of a specific movement of religious-nationalist settlers. At the end, Shafir contemplates how the Occupation has changed the larger A...2018-02-0540 min
Ottoman History PodcastEmek Cinema and Contesting Istanbul's Urban DevelopmentE 342 | In this episode, we discuss the history of Beyoğlu's Emek Cinema from its construction in 1884 to its 2013 destruction, which sparked major opposition among Turkish intellectuals, writers, researchers, members of the film industry, and lovers of cinema and of Beyoğlu, many of whom fought to keep this piece of Istanbul's cultural and architectural heritage. Through a wide-ranging discussion with architects and historians, this episode shows how the history of one building can speak to trajectories of urban development, violence, and transformation in Istanbul from Ottoman times until today.
See more at http://www.ottomanhistorypodcast.com/2018/01/emek-cinema.html
Seda Ku...2018-01-2339 min
Ottoman History PodcastHats and Hijabs in Algeria and Turkey | Sara RahnamaE341 | In this episode, we explore debates about aesthetics, headwear, and dress in interwar Algeria and Turkey. Why did hats and hijabs generate so much debate among Algerian thinkers, both men and women? How did expectations about what men would wear on their heads carry different political connotations than similar debates about women's head coverings? This episode takes up the role of dress and comportment in shaping Algerian conversations about colonialism, feminism, and Islamic reform, as well as the importance of a "Turkish model" in interwar Algerian debates.
See more at www.ottomanhistorypodcast.com/2018/01/hats-and-hijabs-in-algeria-and-turkey.html
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Yeşil BültenYesil Bülten: 14 Aralık 2017 : Gökçeada'ya Altın Madeni TehdidiYeşil Bülten'de bu hafta Gökçeada'ya altın madeni tehdidini konuştuk. Konuklarımız Gökçeada Belediye Başkanı Ünal Çetin ve Gökçeada Gönüllüleri Derneği'nden Safiye Alev Karayel'di2017-12-1426 min
Ottoman History PodcastHürrem Sultan or Roxelana, Empress of the East | Leslie PeirceE340 | In this episode, we explore the life and times of Roxelana, also known as Hürrem Sultan, a slave girl who became chief consort and then legal wife of Ottoman Sultan Suleiman I (r. 1520-1566). We trace Roxelana's probable beginnings and the possible paths that took her to Istanbul, asking how she rose above her peers in the Old Palace to become a favored concubine and then the wife of the Sultan. We explore her relationship to other women at the Ottoman court, the politics of her motherhood and philanthropy, and her role in Ottoman diplomacy. In the end, R...2017-12-1251 min
Ottoman History PodcastArab Feminism in Periods of Transition | Marilyn Booth & Nova RobinsonE335 | In this episode, we uncover histories of feminist writing and activism in the Modern Middle East, asking how women's textual production and activism changed over the twentieth century and looking at new directions in research on the history of women and feminism in the region. In the first half of the episode, Marilyn Booth introduces us to feminist writer and biographer Zeinab Fawwaz, who transformed women's writing in 1890s Egypt. We show how central questions of gender, marriage, and girls' education were to discussions about society and nation after the British occupation of Egypt in 1882 and through the first...2017-10-0850 min
Ottoman History PodcastPiracy and Law in the Ottoman Mediterranean | Joshua WhiteE333 | Pirates are usually imagined as outlaws. But as the history of the early modern Mediterranean demonstrates, the line between illegal raiding and legitimate maritime violence was blurry, easily crossed, and often a moving target. In this episode, we talk to Joshua White about his book Piracy and Law in the Ottoman Mediterranean. We consider how piracy shaped legal institutions and thought in the Ottoman world, and we get a glimpse of the fascinating and liminal world of pirates, jurists, and officials in the Ottoman Mediterranean.
More at http://www.ottomanhistorypodcast.com/2017/09/piracy.html
Joshua M. White is Assistant Professor...2017-09-1653 min
Ottoman History PodcastHistory, Diaspora, and PoliticsE332 | Migration has long been a driving force in the history of global and transnational connections. In this episode, we explore the politics of diaspora surrounding different migrant communities in the Middle East, North Africa, and beyond with three student guests. First, we discuss the little-known history of Vietnamese migrants in the state of Israel. Then, through film, we revisit the history and memory of Jewish urban life in North Africa between Tunisia and France. Finally, we consider the political implications of the relationship between Canada and the Ismaili diaspora.
More at http://www.ottomanhistorypodcast.com/2017/09/diaspora.html
Evyn Lê E...2017-09-1057 min
Ottoman History PodcastVisual Sources in Late Ottoman HistoryE327 | Visual sources such as photographs, maps, and miniatures often serve as accompaniment or adornment within works of Ottoman history. In this episode, we feature new work that interrogates methods of analyzing and employing visual sources for Ottoman history that go beyond the practice of "image as decoration." Following a conversation with the organizers of the "Visual Sources in Late Ottoman History" conference held at Columbia University in April 2017, we speak to conference participants about the visual sources they employ in their work and how these visual sources allow us to understand the history of the Ottoman Empire and post-Ottoman...2017-07-2537 min
Ottoman History PodcastCoffee & Cannabis | Casey Lurtz & Lina BrittoE326 | Commodities, their circulation, and their consumption have long been favorite topics of cultural and economic historians alike. In this episode, we build on the historiography of commodities by studying further the social and political context of two particular commodities: coffee and marijuana. Our guests, Casey Lurtz and Lina Britto, have each studied these commodities in their Latin American contexts, and following a global discussion of coffee and marijuana with some focus on the Middle East, we talk to each of these scholars about their respective research projects. We examine how the arrival of coffee impacted local political economies in...2017-07-201h 22
Ottoman History PodcastPorts and Printers Across the Armenian Diaspora | Sebouh AslanianE325 | A perennial question in Ottoman history is why printing was not fully adopted in the Middle East for the production of books until the late nineteenth century. Armenians, however, did start to print their books as early as the sixteenth century. In this episode, Sebouh Aslanian explains this rather sudden shift by telling the story of how the twin traumas of the Celali Rebellions and Shah Abbas’s scorched-earth campaigns against the Ottoman Empire spurred the mass migration of Armenians away from their traditional centers in the Eastern fringes of Anatolia, the Armenian Plateau and the Caucasus and toward ma...2017-07-1842 min
Ottoman History PodcastGenetics and Nation-Building in the Middle East | Elise BurtonE324 | Genetics have emerged as a new scientific tool for studying human ancestry and historical migration. And as research into the history of genetics demonstrates, genetics and other bioscientific approaches to studying ancestry were also integral to the transformation of the very national and racial categories through which ancestry has come to be described over the course of the 19th and 20th centuries. In this podcast, we speak to Elise Burton about her research on the development of human genetics in the Middle East. Burton has studied the history of genetics within a comparative framework, examining the interrelated cases of...2017-07-1550 min
Ottoman History PodcastShared Histories of the Ottoman East | Yaşar Tolga Cora & Dzovinar DerderianE322 | This episode examines historical approaches to Armenians, Kurds, and Turks in the eastern provinces of Ottoman Anatolia. "Shared history" has been offered up as a corrective to the existing historiography's nationalist and often exclusionary approaches, but what does writing a "shared history" actually look like? Yaşar Tolga Cora and Dzovinar Derderian talk about their approaches in their recent 2016 edited volume, The Ottoman East in the Nineteenth Century: Societies, Identities and Politics. The volume discusses Trans-regional Connectivity; the fluidity of identities and loyalties, state and local politics; and the social history of space. They draw on the work to u...2017-07-0133 min
Ottoman History PodcastOttoman New YorkE320 | The distance between the shores of the Ottoman Empire and New York City may be great, but, as this episode suggests, a great many connections exist between these places, too. This episode explores both the everyday lives of those hailing from the Ottoman domains over several centuries in the Big Apple, as well as the perceptions New Yorkers and Americans more generally had of the Ottoman Empire. Through visits to sites across the island of Manhattan, we shed light on the long and largely forgotten shared history of the Ottoman Empire and New York City, and we find it...2017-06-241h 05
Ottoman History PodcastIndian Ocean ConnectionsE318 | Long before European contact with the Americas forged transoceanic networks and connections in the Atlantic and Pacific, the Indian Ocean served as a maritime space that connected the many states, economies, and communities of its vast basin stretching from East Africa to Southeast Asia. In this multi-part episode, we follow this maritime space into the modern period, exploring the endurance of Indian Ocean connections. We discuss how commerce and politics fueled the expansion of the Ottoman diplomatic presence in South Asia, and we consider how lingering connections between East Africa and the Indian Ocean world forged by dhow traffic...2017-06-2148 min
Ottoman History PodcastBeekeeping in Late Ottoman Palestine | Tamar NovickE317 | The history of late Ottoman Palestine and the changes in settlement, agriculture, economy and politics that occurred there remain a subject of great interest for historians of the Middle East. In this episode, our guest Tamar Novick introduces a new approach to that history using the lens of ecology. We explore changes in late Ottoman Palestine through environment and human-animal relations and in particular, the transformation of beekeeping practices that arrived with Europeans during the late 19th century. We learn about how the introduction of movable hives transformed the relationship between beekeepers, bees, and the landscape, and we consider...2017-06-1948 min
Ottoman History PodcastLate Ottoman Translations of Ibn Khaldun | Kenan TekinE316 | Among the many important medieval texts written in Arabic, few have received more attention from scholars in Europe than The Muqaddimah, an introduction to history by the 14th-century North African writer Ibn Khaldun. In this episode, we explore another of arena for reception of Ibn Khaldun, the Ottoman Empire, with our guest Kenan Tekin. In particular, we examine Ottoman translations of Ibn Khaldun's Muqaddimah, especially that of the 19th-century statesman and scholar Ahmet Cevdet. In our discussion of Cevdet's translation of and commentary on Ibn Khaldun's work, we explore the intellectual engagement of Ottoman Tanzimat-era thinkers with ideas from...2017-06-1553 min
Ottoman History PodcastJewish Salonica and the Greek Nation | Devin NaarE314 | Salonica was home to one of the largest Jewish communities in the Ottoman and post-Ottoman world until its liquidation by the Nazis in 1943. Historians often mark the beginning of the end of the Jewish community in 1913 when the city was annexed by Greece. Devin Naar challenges this presumption in this podcast by looking at how the Jewish community continued to flourish and adapt as part of the new Greek nation-state. Ultimately, the community was both sustained and limited by its continued use of the millet structure from the late nineteenth-century Ottoman Empire and its strong attachment to the city...2017-05-1948 min
Ottoman History PodcastThe Idea of the Muslim World | Cemil AydınE313 | In political discourses today, the “Muslim world” is evoked in a variety of contexts, ranging from pan-Islamic visions of political unity to a set of racist generalizations that present roughly a fifth of the world’s population as a monolithic whole. But as our guest in this episode, Cemil Aydın explains in his new book The Idea of the Muslim World, the very notion of a Muslim world is recent and requires historicization. In this episode, we explore the imagining of the Muslim World as a concept, tracing its early origins in the history of colonialism and the late Ot...2017-05-1654 min
Ottoman History PodcastPodcasting the OttomansE312 | More and more, podcasts are appearing on university syllabi. But is it possible to conduct an entire university course that revolves entirely around the podcast medium? In this special episode, we sit down with Dana Sajdi and a class of over 20 students at Boston College who are enrolled in an experimental course entitled "Podcasting the Ottomans." In our conversation, we take a look inside the syllabus of a course in Ottoman history that relies primarily on episodes of Ottoman History Podcast and we get feedback from students about their daily engagement with the podcast medium and some of the...2017-04-2645 min
Ottoman History PodcastLes Jeunes Turcs | François GeorgeonE307 | Le mouvement des Jeunes Turcs et la Révolution de 1908 bouleversent profondément le système multiethnique et multiconfessionnel de l’empire ottoman en établissant un nouveau cadre politique pour les identifications concernant l’ État et la Nation. Dans cet épisode, François Georgeon explore avec nous les origines et les principales transformations du mouvement Jeune Turc: qui sont ces révolutionnaires ? Sont-ils des libéraux ou des réactionnaires, et comment caractériser leur rapport au passé ottoman, aux institutions ottomanes et à la modernité ? Enfin, comment s’articulent les identités nationalistes et impérialistes qu’ils invoquent et quelles conséquences...2017-03-2253 min
Ottoman History PodcastCrimea and the Russian Empire | Kelly O'NeillE304 | For much of the early modern period, the Crimean Khanate was the staunch ally of the Ottoman state in its rivalry with the growing Russian Empire. In this regard, Crimea's annexation by Russia in 1783 represented an major historical departure. But as our guest in this episode, Kelly O'Neill, explains, the early period of Crimea's incorporation into the Russian Empire was characterized by continuities as well as ruptures. In this conversation, we explore the subjects of Islamic law and endowments in Crimea under Russian rule and issues of political identity, as well as the history of the Black Sea slave...2017-03-0950 min
Ottoman History PodcastSyrian Alawis under Ottoman Rule | Stefan WinterE303 | Although the Alawi communities of Syria have played an important role in the politics of the 20th century, the longer history of these communities has often been obscured by generalizations and discourses of mystification. In this episode, we talk to Stefan Winter about the history of the Alawis over the centuries, which is the subject of his new book A History of the ‘Alawis: From Medieval Aleppo to the Turkish Republic. In particular, we focus on the ways in which Syrian Alawis were incorporated into the Ottoman Empire and experienced changes in Ottoman politics and governance. We also examine th...2017-03-0452 min
Ottoman History PodcastRethinking "Decline" in the Second Ottoman Empire | Baki TezcanE300 | Did the Ottoman Empire "decline" after an initial golden age of rapid expansion and military conquest? This question has long haunted the telling of Ottoman history. Critics note that describing centuries of Ottoman history simply as "decline" makes it seem inevitable that the Empire would be defeated in World War I, emptying the story of the contingency and nuance it deserves. How else might we describe the nature of political, economic, and cultural change in the later centuries of the Ottoman Empire? What other questions could we ask? In this episode, Baki Tezcan describes the period he calls the "...2017-02-1748 min
Ottoman History PodcastAlevi Religious Ceremony, Architecture, and Practice | Angela AndersenE299 | In this episode, we approach the religious architecture of the Alevis, to examine how practice shapes architectural space and how socioeconomic change transforms such spaces. Many of our episodes on Ottoman History Podcast have focused on how monumental architecture, such as mosques and other buildings of religious significance, are tied to political transformation and expressions of political power and ideology. Taking a different perspective, our guest, Angela Andersen, researches the history and development of Alevi architectural forms in Turkey and abroad. Historically, Alevi religious practice and cem ceremonies took place in homes and other multi-purpose buildings, which could be...2017-02-1451 min
Ottoman History PodcastExploring the Art of the Qur'an | Massumeh Farhad & Simon RettigE297 | The preeminent position of manuscript painting and poetry at the Ottoman court has been well established by historians, yet the equally important practice of commissioning and collecting sumptuously decorated copies of the Qur’an--the sacred text of Islam--has been less explored. The role of the Qur’an in the artistic culture of the Ottoman world is just one facet of the landmark exhibition The Art of the Qur’an: Treasures from the Museum of Turkish and Islamic Arts, on display at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington DC. The show traces the formal evolution of the Qur’an, especially in terms of...2017-02-1048 min
Ottoman History PodcastOpium Smuggling in Interwar Turkey and Beyond | Daniel-Joseph MacArthur-SealE293 | The Opium Wars and the massive trade in opium between South Asia and China over the nineteenth century made famous the role of opium within the history of colonialism and globalization. But it is less well known that in the early twentieth century, the Republic of Turkey became the largest exporter of opium in the world. In this episode we speak with Daniel-Joseph Macarthur-Seal about how and why opium became an export commodity in Turkey and how Turkish citizens smuggled the substance out once it became formally illegal. Along the way we gain a glimpse into the economic history...2017-01-1541 min
Ottoman History PodcastThe Politics of Turkish Language Reform | Emmanuel SzurekE290 | National language politics and the transformation of literacy have effected major changes in both spoken and written language over the course of the last century, but few languages have changed as dramatically as modern Turkish. The reform of the language from the 1920s onward, which not only replaced the Ottoman alphabet with a new Latin-based alphabet but also led to a radical transformation of the lexicon and grammar, has been described by Geoffrey Lewis as "catastrophic success" due to the extreme but unquestionably successful nature of this attempt to revolutionize language in Turkey. In this episode, we talk to...2017-01-051h 11
Ottoman History PodcastThe Pasteur Institute and its Global Network | Anne Marie MoulinE286 | During the late 19th century, Louis Pasteur and his disciples promoted a laboratory-based study of disease and contagion that led to what many call "the bacteriological turn" and reshaped public health in France and beyond. In this episode, we sit down with doctor, philosopher, and historian Anne-Marie Moulin to talk about the history of the Pastorians and the early establishment of Pasteur Institutes in the Ottoman Empire and North Africa. We explore the role of the Ottoman Empire in the creation of the Pasteur Institutes and their global network, and we consider the relationship between medicine and religion, politics...2016-12-0458 min
Ottoman History PodcastNationalism, Communism, and Fascism in the Modern Middle East | Peter WienE285 | Famous images such as Amin al-Husayni's meeting with Hitler have come to dominate the public imagination of Arab-Nazi relations in Western societies. But to what extent does this imagery reflect actual trajectories of reception and reflection of fascist ideology in the Middle East or the experience that Arabs and Muslims of other origins had under Nazi rule? In this episode, we discuss the ideological options of interwar nationalists from the Arab world with Peter Wien, author of Iraqi Arab Nationalism: Authoritarian, Totalitarian, and Pro-Fascist Inclinations, 1932-1941 and Arab Nationalism: The Politics of History and Culture in the Modern Middle...2016-12-031h 01
Ottoman History PodcastNarratives of Slavery in Late Ottoman Egypt | Eve Troutt PowellE283 | The epithet "abid," Arabic for "slave," still follows those with dark skin as they move around today's Cairo. The word and its negative connotations, however, have a long history. In this episode, Professor Eve Troutt Powell explores this history by tracing the many lives of slaves and slavery in late Ottoman Egypt. She draws on the narratives of Ottoman Egyptian elites, Sudanese slave traders, and slaves themselves to show how the practice of owning people with dark skin shaped a regional Ottoman-Egyptian-Sudanese economy, gendered patterns of elite household life, and prominent forms of textual and visual culture. She reads...2016-11-2549 min
Ottoman History PodcastCompiling Knowledge in the Medieval Islamic World | Elias MuhannaE282 | Classical encyclopedias and compendia such as Pliny’s Natural History have long been known to Western audiences, but the considerably more recent works of medieval Islamic scholars have been comparatively ignored. In this episode, we talk to Elias Muhanna about his new translation of a fourteenth-century Arabic compendium by Egyptian scholar Shihab al-Din al-Nuwayri, which covers everything from astrological and natural phenomena to religion, politics, food, animals, sex, and of course history. Al-Nuwayri’s compendium, entitled The Ultimate Ambition in the Arts of Erudition (Nihayat al-arab fi funun al-adab), is rare glimpse into not only the worldview of a 14th c...2016-11-1641 min
Ottoman History PodcastNouveau Literacy in the 18th Century Levant | Dana SajdiE281 | In the conventional telling of the intellectual history of the Ottoman Empire and the Islamicate world, there has been very little room for people outside the ranks of the learned scholars or ulema associated with the religious, intellectual, and political elite of Muslim communities. But in this episode, we explore the writings of Shihab al-Din Ahmad Ibn Budayr, an 18th-century Damascene barber, as well as a host of writers that our guest Dana Sajdi has described as representatives of "nouveau literacy" in the Ottoman Levant. We discuss how non-elite writers left records of the people and events they encountered...2016-11-1145 min
Ottoman History PodcastDecolonization, Health Care, and Humanitarianism in Algeria | Jennifer JohnsonE277 | The Algerian War is perhaps the most recognizable national and anti-colonial movement of the 20th century. From the iconic film “The Battle of Algiers” to Frantz Fanon's influential book The Wretched of the Earth, the violence of the Algerian fight for independence and the French reaction has marked depictions of not only the war but representations of Algerian history on the whole. In this podcast, however, we explore another battlefield of contention during the Algerian War: medicine and humanitarian relief. As our guest Jennifer Johnson demonstrates in her new monograph The Battle for Algeria (University of Pennsylvania Press, 2015), both the...2016-10-3142 min
Ottoman History PodcastDisease and Landscape in Medieval and Early Modern Europe | Lori JonesE270 | Genomic research is resolving old questions about the history of plague, revealing, for example, that the Black Death was caused by the same species of plague that exists today and demonstrating the complex ways in which plague moved throughout the medieval and early modern world. Yet even as scientific methods today shed light on the history of plague, past understandings and depictions of disease remain both highly relevant and ignored. In this episode, we chat with Lori Jones about early modern European views of plague and explore the relationship between disease, landscape, and geography within the European imagination. We...2016-09-1946 min
KonfliktTurkiet efter kuppförsöketOm ett nytt kapitel i Turkiets historia. De som stoppade kuppen hyllas som hjältar. Men vad är det egentligen som pågår, häxjakt eller virusutrensning? Hör röster från Oxford, Istanbul och Washington. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Hundratusentals personer har fängslats eller blivit av med sina jobb i Turkiet i utrensningar efter kuppförsöket den 15 juli. Men medan vissa pekas ut som statens fiender, av grannar, kollegor eller tidigare vänner, målas andra upp som hjältar. Huvudkaraktär i den nya berättelse som nu skr...2016-09-1755 min
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JoyTurk - Annemin PlaklarıAnnemin Plakları 019: Bu hafta Annemin Plakları'nda "Metin Erksan'ın "Sevmek Zamanı" filmi var. Müşfik Kenter'in 1965 yılındaki performansı, replikler ve farklı bir hikaye. Safiye Ayla'nın, Mustafa Kemal Paşa adına düzenlediği konserin hikayesi ve AtatürkBu hafta Annemin Plakları'nda "Metin Erksan'ın "Sevmek Zamanı" filmi var. Müşfik Kenter'in 1965 yılındaki performansı, replikler ve farklı bir hikaye. Safiye Ayla'nın, Mustafa Kemal Paşa adına düzenlediği konserin hikayesi ve Atatürk'ün Safiye Ayla için vasiyeti.2013-11-1000 minEkoloji Hareketler GündemiEkoloji Hareketleri Gündemi: 16 Ağustos 2012Ekoloji Hareketleri Gündemi: 16 Ağustos 2012 ÇEHAV'dan Avukat Safiye Yüksel'le Yalova'da devam eden çevre mücadelesini konuştuk.2012-08-1600 min