Crafts and craftsmen of the Middle East : fashioning the individual in the Muslim Mediterranean /
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| Language: | English |
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London New York :
I.B. Tauris,
2005
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| Series: | The Islamic Mediterranean ;
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Table of Contents:
- Part One: Principles of Guilds 1) Understanding Ottoman Guilds
- Suraiya Faroqhi 2) Guild Parades in Ottoman Literature: The Su?rna?me of 1572
- Gisela Prochazka-Eisl 3) Guild Membership in Seventeenth-Century Istanbul: Fluidity in Organisation
- Eunjeong Yi 4) Ottoman Craftsmen: Problematic and Sources with Special Emphasis on the Eighteenth-Century
- Suraiya Faroqhi * Part Two: Social Life, Politics and Guilds 5) C?uha for the Janissaries - Velenc?e for the Poor. Competition for Raw Material and Workforce between Salonica and Veria, 1600-1650
- Eleni Gara 6) The Millers and Bakers of Istanbul (1750-1840)
- Salih Aynural 7) A Pound of Flesh: The Meat Trade and Social Struggle in Jewish Istanbul, 1700-1923
- Minna Rozen 8) Organising Labour: Professional Classifications in Late Eighteenth to Early Nineteenth-Century Cairo
- Pascale Ghazaleh 9) Shared Space or Contested Space: Religious Mixity, Infrastructural Hierarchy and the Builderʹs Guild in Mid-Nineteenth Century Damascus
- Randi Deguilhem * Part Three: The End of Guilds 10) Relations of Production and Social Conditions among the Coppersmiths in Contemporary Cairo
- Claudia Kickinger 11) Histories and Economies of a Small Anatolian Town: Safranbolu and Its Leather Handicrafts
- Heidemarie Doganalp-Votzi 12) The End of Guilds in Egypt: Restructuring Textiles in the Long Nineteenth Century
- John Chalcraft.