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""If, like me, you are a bit tired of the ethnocentric social commentary that seems to come with certain well known guidebooks then you could do worse than try this one. Simple to use, well written and accurate, I found it invaluable and couldn't fault any of its recommendations nor descriptions."" -- Yurt (Amazon reviewer) Turkey is so diverse it could almost be described as a continent rather than a country. In the west, mountains and pine forests frame a staggeringly beautiful coastline. The central steppe has the peculiar rock churches and underground cities of Cappadocia and the cosmopo

Adventure travel. --- Istanbul (Turkey) -- Description and travel. --- Istanbul (Turkey) -- Guidebooks.

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Camondolar 19. yüzyıl boyunca finans, kültür ve sanat alanlarında birçok başarıya imza atmış bir aile. Yabancı fin an s kaynaklarıyla Osmanlı Sarayı arasında bir köprü oluşturan bu aile aynı zamanda Galata, Pera, Karaköy ve Tophane semtlerinin yeniden imarına öncülük etmiş ve şehrin bugünkü çehresine kavuşmasına da katkıda bulunmuştur. Yahudi cemaati için yaptıkları modern eğitim çabalarıyla adlarından söz ettiren Camondolar, bir dönem İstanbul'da zenginliğin ve modernliğin simgesi olmuşlardı. 1869'da Paris'e göç eden aile, kısa zamanda burada da İtibar kazanmış ve özellikle sanat hamisi olarak ünlenmiştîr. Paris'in en önemli kültür merkezlerinden olan Champs-Elysees Tiyatrosu ve 18. yüzyıl sanatının seçkin örneklerinin sergilendiği Nissim-de-Camondo Müzesi, ailenin Paris sanat dünyasına kazandırdıkları arasındadır. Isaac de Camondo'nun Louvre Müzesi'ne hibe ettiği ve Degas, Monet, Manet gibi empresyonist ressamların başyapıtlarından oluşan elli tabloluk koleksiyon da müzeye yapılan en büyük kişisel hibe olarak tarihe geçmiştir. Bu başarılara rağmen, Camondo ailesinin hikâyesi bir esrar perdesiyle örtülüdür. Ne olmuştur da bu itibarlı aile unutulup gitmiş, müşterek hafızadan silinmiştir? Nora Şeni ve Sophİe Le Tarnec akıcı bir anlatımla kaleme aldıkları bu kitapta belgelere dayanarak “Camondo esran”nı çözüyorlar.

Art --- History --- Istanbul --- histoire ottomane --- mécénat --- communauté juive d'Istanbul --- grandes familles --- urbanisme --- İstanbul --- azınlık --- büyük haneler --- İstanbul'un Musevi cemiyeti --- hayırseverlik --- şehircilik --- Osmanlı tarihi --- Cumhuriyet tarihi

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İstanbul Aydın Üniversitesi --- engineering --- social science --- Istanbul Aydın University --- social science - social sciences (general)

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This book is about the Christ Pantokrator, an imposing monumental complex serving monastic, dynastic, medical and social purposes in Constantinople, founded by Emperor John II Komnenos and Empress Piroska-Eirene in 1118. Now called the Zeyrek Mosque, the second largest Byzantine religious edifice after Hagia Sophia still standing in Istanbul represents the most remarkable architectural and the most ambitious social project of the Komnenian dynasty. This volume approaches the Pantokrator from a special perspective, focusing on its co-founder, Empress Piroska-Eirene, the daughter of the Hungarian king Ladislaus I. This particular vantage point enables its authors to explore not only the architecture, the monastic and medical functions of the complex, but also Hungarian-Byzantine relations, the cultural and religious history of early medieval Hungary, imperial representation, personal faith and dynastic holiness. Piroska's wedding with John Komnenos came to be perceived as a union of East and West. The life of the Empress, a "sainted ruler," and her memory in early Árpádian Hungary and Komnenian Byzantium are discussed in the context of women and power, monastic foundations, architectural innovations, and spiritual models.

Pantokrator Monastery (Istanbul, Turkey). --- HISTORY / Medieval. --- Architecture, Byzantium, Constantinople, Heritage, Hungary, Medieval, Ottoman Empire, Religion. --- Pantokrator Monastery (Istanbul, Turkey) --- Monastery of Pantokrator (Istanbul, Turkey) --- Pantokretor Kilisesi (Istanbul, Turkey) --- Pantokrator Manastırı Kilisesi (Istanbul, Turkey) --- Pantokrator Manastırı (Istanbul, Turkey) --- Molla Zeyrek Camii (Istanbul, Turkey) --- Monasteries --- Orthodox Eastern monasticism and religious orders. --- History. --- Irene,

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La cuisine d'Istanbul au xixe siècle, c'est la richesse et le raffinement de la cuisine ottomane. Qu'il s'agisse de la cuisine du Palais ou celle des habitants de la ville, musulmans, chrétiens, juifs, elle est l'héritière des cultures culinaires nomades turques, arabes, seldjoukides, byzantines. Sur la base de l'examen des livres de cuisines et des comptes du Palais ottoman au xixe siècle, l'auteur analyse les manières de table, l'organisation des espaces de préparation culinaire, les ustensiles, la hiérarchie des cuisiniers, les plats, les repas, les techniques culinaires… La cuisine d'Istanbul au xixe siècle s'inscrit clairement dans la continuité de la culture culinaire ottomane des siècles précédents. Toutefois des distinctions culturelles émergent, consécutives aux changements politiques, sociaux et économiques de l'Empire ottoman à partir des années 1830. L'adoption des manières de table de style occidental, l'adaptation partielle de certaines techniques culinaires françaises, la diffusion de nouveaux ingrédients (surtout des végétaux d'origine américaine) et l'apparition des nouveaux moyens de sociabilité autour du repas provoquent des transformations discernables dans la culture culinaire d'Istanbul au xixe siècle.

History --- alimentation --- histoire contemporaine --- Proche-Orient --- Istanbul --- Ottoman