The Age of Beloveds: Love and the Beloved in Early-Modern Ottoman and European Culture and SocietyDuke University Press, 13 Oca 2005 - 425 sayfa The Age of Beloveds offers a rich introduction to early modern Ottoman culture through a study of its beautiful lyric love poetry. At the same time, it suggests provocative cross-cultural parallels in the sociology and spirituality of love in Europe—from Istanbul to London—during the long sixteenth century. Walter G. Andrews and Mehmet Kalpakli provide a generous sampling of translations of Ottoman poems, many of which have never appeared in English, along with informative and inspired close readings. The authors explain that the flourishing of Ottoman power and culture during the “Turkish Renaissance” manifested itself, to some degree, as an “age of beloveds,” in which young men became the focal points for the desire and attention of powerful officeholders and artists as well as the inspiration for a rich literature of love. The authors show that the “age of beloveds” was not just an Ottoman, eastern European, or Islamic phenomenon. It extended into western Europe as well, pervading the cultures of Venice, Florence, Rome, and London during the same period. Andrews and Kalpakli contend that in an age dominated by absolute rulers and troubled by war, cultural change, and religious upheaval, the attachments of dependent courtiers and the longings of anxious commoners aroused an intense interest in love and the beloved. The Age of Beloveds reveals new commonalities in the cultural history of two worlds long seen as radically different. |
İçindekiler
Introduction | 1 |
Beloved Boys and Girls | 32 |
Love Scripts I Male Bonding | 59 |
Love Scripts II Poems about Poetry about Love | 85 |
Love Sex and Poetry | 113 |
Women and the Art of Love | 163 |
Seduction and Reversal | 217 |
To Die For Love and Violence in the Age of Beloveds | 251 |
The End of an Age | 304 |
Renaissance Renaissances and the Age of Beloveds | 329 |
Ottoman Sultans during the Age of Beloveds | 355 |
Notes | 357 |
Glossary of Ottoman Terms | 389 |
Bibliography | 393 |
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Love Law and Religion | 270 |
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The Age of Beloveds: Love and the Beloved in Early-Modern Ottoman and ... Walter G. Andrews,Mehmet Kalpakli Metin Parçacığı görünümü - 2005 |
The Age of Beloveds: Love and the Beloved in Early-Modern Ottoman and ... Walter G. Andrews,Mehmet Kalpakli Metin Parçacığı görünümü - 2005 |
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