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The Ottoman Imperial Center in Personal Memoirs of Jews (19 th -20 th c.)

- An International and Interdisciplinary Workshop - 10 October 2011

ORIENT-INSTITUT ISTANBUL

Venue:

The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Mt. Scopus Campus,

Rabin Building, Room 3001

http://oiist.org/veranstaltungskalender/naechste-veranstaltung.html

The Hebrew University of Jerusalem

M I S G A V Y E R U S H A L A Y I M

Ben-Zvi Instiute

In cooperation and with the generous

support of:

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The Ottoman Imperial Center in Personal Memoirs of Jews (19 th -20 th c.)

- An International and Interdisciplinary Workshop -

10 October 2011

ORIENT-INSTITUT ISTANBUL

Venue:

The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Mt. Scopus Campus, Rabin Building, Room 3001

The Hebrew University of

Jerusalem M I S G A V Y E R U S H A L A Y I M Ben-Zvi Instiute

In cooperation and with the generous support of:

9:00-9:30 Greetings & Opening Remarks:

- Prof. Reuven Amitai, Dean – Faculty of Humanities, The Hebrew University, Jerusalem - Prof. Olivier Tourny, Director of CRFJ (Centre de recherche français à Jérusalem) , Jerusalem - Prof. emer. Jacob Landau, The Hebrew University, Jerusalem: Opening Remarks

9:30-10:00 Prof. Dr. Christoph Herzog (Universität Bamberg) & Dr. Richard Wittmann (Orient-Institut Istanbul):

Sources and Methodological Issues With Regard to Ottoman Ego Documents 10:00-10:15 Coffee Break

Session 1: Istanbul in Focus

Discussant: Dr. Eyal Ginio, The Hebrew University, Jerusalem

10:15-10:45 Prof. David M. Bunis, The Hebrew University, Jerusalem: The Memoirs of Eliya Karmona, 1869-1935 10:45-11:15 Dr. Yaron Ben-Naeh, The Hebrew University, Jerusalem: A Jerusalemite Journalist in Istanbul 11:15-11:45 Dr. Dov Hacohen, Bar Ilan University, Ramat-Gan: Ladino Sources on Late Ottoman Istanbul

11:45-12:15 Mr. Benny Zipper, editor, Haaretz, Tel-Aviv: Family Memories from Istanbul and the Levantine Culture 12:15-13:45 Lunch Break

Session 2: Approaches and Experiences with Ego Documents Discussant: Dr. Avner Levy, The Hebrew University, Jerusalem

13:45-14:15 Dr. Nilüfer Hatemi, Yeditepe University, Istanbul: “History of the Capital of Asia and the Turks ...”

14:15-14:45 Prof. Dr. Marie-Christine Bornes Varol, INALCO, Paris: Ottoman Society in Eliya Carmona’s

Literary Memoirs “Komo nasyo Eliyah Karmona, komo se engrandesyo i komo se izo direktor del Djugeton”

14:45-15:15 Dr. Michal Held, The Hebrew University, Jerusalem: Personal Narratives of Women 15:15-15:30 Coffee Break

15:30-16:00 Dr. Johann Strauss (Université de Strasbourg): In Search of Individuals: Experiences Made

During the Work on a Bio-Bibliographical Dictionary of Non-Muslim Authors in the Ottoman Empire 16:00-17:00 Comments & Discussion

Discussant: Prof. Amy Singer, Tel Aviv University, Tel Aviv

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