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“Nota Kaynaklarının Kataloglanması ve Eleştirel Basımı Alanında Uluslararası Corpus Musicae Ottomanicae (CMO) Projesi”

29 Nisan 2024 Pazartesi

Saat 13:00, İTÜ TMDK BİSED Salonu, H Blok Maçka Yerleşkesi

 

Moderatör: Prof. Dr. Doğrusöz Dişiaçık

Konuşmacılar: Dr. Nihan Tahtaişleyen-Sevilgen, Dr. Ersin Mıhçı, Salih Demirtaş (Orient-Institut Istanbul’da araştırma görevliler)

 

İTÜ Osmanlı/Türk Müziği Araştırmaları Grubu’nun (OTMAG) 10. kuruluş yıldönümü kapsamında düzenlenen Akademi Günleri, “Nota Kaynaklarının Kataloglanması ve Eleştirel Basımı Alanında Uluslararası Corpus Musicae Ottomanicae (CMO) Projesi” başlıklı panel ile devam ediyor.

İTÜ Türk Musikisi Devlet Konservatuarı Müzik Teorisi Anabilim Dalı’nda öğretim üyesi ve OTMAG Koordinatörü Prof. Dr. Nilgün Doğrusöz Dişiaçık tarafından Orient Institut-Istanbul ve CMO projesiyle ortaklaşa düzenlenen panel, 29 Nisan 2024 Pazartesi günü saat 13:00’da İTÜ TMDK BİSED Salonu’nda gerçekleşecek. Prof. Dr. Doğrusöz Dişiaçık tarafından moderasyonu yapılacak panelde, Hampartsum ve Batı Notaları ile kayıt altına alınan el yazmaları ve matbu kaynakların kataloglanmasına ve eleştirel basımlarına yönelik Almanya Münster Üniversitesi tarafından yürütülen CMO projesinin müzikbilimine sağladığı katkılar incelenecek. Orient-Institut Istanbul’da araştırma görevlileri Dr. Nihan Tahtaişleyen-Sevilgen CMO kataloğu ve Dr. Ersin Mıhçı ile Salih Demirtaş CMO eleştirel basımları hakkındaki sunumlarıyla panele katkı sağlayacak. Panelde, proje kapsamında yayınlanan eleştirel basımların icra pratiklerine yönelik Ayşe Ebru Şahinbaş (kemençe, vokal) ve Baran Çalkan (kanun) tarafından kısa bir dinleti gerçekleştirilecek.

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INVITATION to a LECTURE

 

Monday, April 29th 2024,

19:00 (Turkish time; GMT +3)

Orient-Institut Istanbul

 

 

Tımar-holding Cavalry vs. the Janissaries: The Evolution of Ottoman Military Recruitment Practices (14th-16th Century)

 

Gülay Yılmaz, Akdeniz University

 

Scholarship on Ottoman military history has traditionally focused on individual campaigns, warfare technology, and military tactics, particularly emphasizing the major transformation of the Ottoman army during the late sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries. It is important to recognize that; however, the Ottoman army was a dynamic institution that underwent significant changes throughout the sixteenth century, which needs closer analysis. The objective of this presentation is to analyze the recruitment methods employed by the early janissary army, situating them within the broader context of the Ottoman military landscape spanning the fourteenth to the end of the sixteenth century. Special attention will be given to how recruitment into tımar-holding cavalry and the janissary army evolved over time in relation to changes occurred in other forces, including raiders (akıncıs), peasant militia forces (yayas and müsellems), ‘azebs, martoloses, and voynuks.

 

Gülay Yılmaz is an Associate Professor at the Department of History, Akdeniz University. She completed her undergraduate and master’s degrees at Boğaziçi University, and PhD at McGill University. During the 2018-19 academic year, she was a Fulbright Scholar and Visiting Researcher at Harvard University Centre for Middle Eastern Studies, where she began working on her book focuses on the devşirme system and is still a work in progress. This year she is a visiting scholar at Orient-Institute Istanbul. She published widely on the recruitment process of devşirmes, janissaries, and seventeenth-century Istanbul.

 

 

VENUE

Orient-Institut Istanbul

Galip Dede Cad. 65, Şahkulu Mah., TR – 34421 Istanbul

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Invitation to a Conference

May 14th – 15th 2024

Orient-Institut Istanbul (Galip Dede Cad. No 65, Beyoğlu-Istanbul)

 

 

MWS conference on »Harmful Entanglements«

 

The conference on »Harmful Entanglements« aims to answer to the unacknowledged conditions of entanglement’s conceptual ubiquity, or, with other words, its own ‘entanglement’ in a particular political context. Arguably, the study of and the various approaches to entanglements are products of an era of run-away globalisation and the heuristic possibilities it has enabled/unleashed. Entanglement has come to be considered a phenomenon that obeys a logic of accretion. Entanglement by default seems not to lead to disentanglement but to a new level of tighter entanglement.

 

Scholars have recently begun to ask questions that mirror the concerns and expectations of this kind of neo-liberal instability and acceleration. While many studies of entanglement were fed by general optimism in their transformative power, now significant research is also being conducted on problems created by entanglement that encompasses topics such as environmental history, international law and diplomacy, (post-) colonialism, and the position of racist and fascist cultural production in the history of modernity or the project of modernism. Contributions from history, anthropology, literary and art studies and postcolonial research will take issue with the concept and its limitations in a perspective that addresses assumptions such as the globality and incrementality of entanglements.

 

 

14th May 2024

 

13:00-13:30         Christoph K. Neumann (OI Istanbul): Welcome and Introduction

13:30-15:00         Keynote (Moderation: Christoph K. Neumann)

Monica Juneja (Heidelberg University): The Work of Art in the Crossfire between the ‘Aesthetic’ and the ‘Religious’: Potentialities and Limits of Concepts-as-Metaphors

 

15:15-17:00

Entanglement and Modernism/Modernities (Moderation: Peter Geimer)

Oluwafunminiyi W. Raheem (Osun State University Osogbo): Rejecting Colonial Entanglement: Ulli Beier and the Incorporation of ‘Art Brut’ in Nigerian Modernism, 1951-1964

Fatimaezzehra Abid (Mohammed V. University Rabat): Exploring Entanglements of Modernity in Moroccan Postcolonial Literature through Women’s Lives in Leila Abouzeid’s The Last Chapter

 

17:30-19:00

(Post)colonial Entanglements (Moderation: Simone Lässig)

Manuel Borutta (Konstanz University): (Post)colonial Entanglements: Algeria, France and the Mediterranean

Mikuláš Pešta (AVČR/Czech Academy of Science): Democratic International Organizations, Anti-Colonial Networks and Transformations at the End of the Cold War

 

 

 

 

15th May 2024

 

10:00-11:30, 11:45-13:15

Section A: (Harmful) Entanglements & the MENA-Region (1): Perspectives on Academic Research, Solidarity and the Art World (Moderation: Sebastian Schwecke)

Julius Dihstelhoff and Rachid Ouaissa (MECAM – Merian Center for Advanced Studies in the Maghreb): (Harmful) Entanglements? Images of the Maghreb in German Academic Research

Jens Hanssen (OI Beirut): Before Entanglement: Reflections on the Quiddity of “Solidarity”

Nadia von Maltzahn (OI Beirut): Validation and Labelling in an Entangled Art World: The Case of Lebanon

Natalie Rothman (University of Toronto): Trans-Imperial Entanglements: The Future of the Past

 

10:00-11:30

Section B: Entangled Knowledge Regimes (Moderation: Franz Waldenberger)

Projit Bihari Mukharji (Ashoka University): Disentanglement or Re-entanglement? Indian Cosmism, c.1947-1971

Fathun Karib (National University Singapore, in cooperation with Dana Listiana): Can the Geos Speak? Assembling State Formation and Southeast Asia as Regional Entanglement

 

11:45-13:15

Section B: Theorizing Entanglements (Moderation: Magdalena Saryusz-Wolska)

James D. Sidaway (National University Singapore, in cooperation with Chih Yuan Woon): Deglobalization and China’s Visions for Reconfiguring Development Space

Benjamin P. Davis (Saint Louis University): The Paradoxes of Relation: Harmful Entanglements in Édouard Glissant

 

14:15-16:00

Section A: (Harmful) Entanglements & the MENA-Region (2): Perspectives on Diplomacy and the Art World (Moderation: Klaus Oschema)

Christiane Czygan (OI Istanbul): Diplomatic Disentanglement: The Ottoman-Safavid Negotiations on Prince Bayezid’s Fate

Ipek Z. Ruacan (Yeditepe University): ‘Building’ New States in a Eurocentric International System: Resistance, Acquiescence and Architectural Diplomacy in the Middle East in the 1960s

 

Section B: Cross-border entanglements (Moderation: Sandra Dahlke)

Alexandre Bibert (DHI Paris): Reflections on the Perspective of Franco-German Rapprochement before the Second World War

Klaudia Kosicińska (Polish Academy of Science): Entangled Mobilities in South-East Georgia: Porosity of the Border and its Materialisation

 

16:30-18:15

Section A: Cultural Reactions against Harmful Entanglements (Moderation: Martin Baumeister)

Christoph Streb (DHI Paris): Imaginaries of Dark Networks and the Crisis of the Social around 1900

Pascale Siegrist (DHI London): Linguistic Disentanglement: Two Invented Languages as a Challenge to the Rise of Global English

 

Section B: Entangled Labour (Moderation: Christina von Hodenberg)

A. Ipek Türeli (McGill University): Industrial Workshops and Self-Help in the American Missionary-Educational Enterprise (online)

Indivar Kamtekar (JNU Delhi): The Indian Civil Service under British Colonialism: An Entangled History

 

19:00-20:00 Keynote (Moderation: Christoph K. Neumann)

Eugene Rogan (Oxford University): Eastern Question Entanglements: Containing European interventions after the 1860 Events in Syria and Lebanon

 

 

   

 

Venue

Orient-Institut Istanbul
Galip Dede Cad. No. 65
Şahkulu Mah., Beyoğlu
TR-34421 Istanbul

 

 

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Rocky Landscapes at the Intersection of People and Rocks

23 – 25 May 2024

Orient-Institut Istanbul (Galip Dede Cad. No 65, Beyoğlu-Istanbul)

 

https://www.mappalab.eu/rocky-landscapes/