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Bloomsbury Ottoman Cities of Lebanon - History Book

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Description

Explore a deep analysis of Lebanon's complex historical legacy with The Ottoman Cities of Lebanon by James A. Reilly. This volume from the Library of Middle East History examines how the Ottoman period is perceived in Lebanese historiography, moving beyond simple views of the era as either alien or tyrannical. By studying Arabic-language history writing produced in Lebanon after 1975, the book provides a fresh perspective on the region's past. The research focuses on the three major Ottoman administrative centers: Saida, Beirut, and Tripoli. This study helps readers understand how these historical urban centers shape the current political and cultural climate of the modern Middle East. It is an essential resource for students, historians, and anyone interested in the historical identity of Lebanon and its connection to the Ottoman era.

Key Features

Analyzes Arabic-language history writing from the post-1975 period in Lebanon.

Focuses on three major administrative centers: Saida, Beirut, and Tripoli.

Examines the complex legacy of the Ottoman period within Lebanese historiography.

Part of the Library of Middle East History series by Bloomsbury.

Provides insight into the political and cultural climate of the modern Middle East.

Product Specifications

Format
paperback
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
30 July 2016
Listed Since
04 August 2015

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