Centres and peripheries in Ottoman architecture pdf

Centres and peripheries in Ottoman architecture: rediscovering a Balkan heritage – Proceedings of the international conference 22-24 April 2010, Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina

CENTRES AND PERIPHERIES IN OTTOMAN ARCHITECTURE

Book Contents

• Preface

Maximilian Hartmuth

• The history of centre periphery relations as a history of style in Ottoman provincial architecture Historija odnosa centar-periferija kao historija stila u arhitekturi osmanskih provincija

Johan Mårtelius

• Ottoman European architecture Osmanska europska arhitektura

Grigor Boykov

• Reshaping urban space in the Ottoman Balkans: a study on the architectural development of Edirne,
• Plovdiv, and Skopje (14th-15th centuries) Transformacija urbanog prostora na osmanskom Balkanu: studija o arhitektonskom razvoju Jedrena, Plovdiva i Skoplja (od 14 do 15 vijeka)  

 Ibolya Gerelyes

Ottoman architecture in Hungary: new discoveries and perspectives for research Osmanska arhitektura u Madarskoj: nova otkića i perspektive za istraživanja

Machiel Kiel

• The campanile minarets of the southern Herzegovina: a blend of Islamic and Christian elements in the architecture of an outlying border area of the Balkans, its spread in the past and survival until our time

Zvonici-minareti u jugoistočne Hercegovine: spoj elemenata islama i krišćanstva u arhitekturi pograničnog pojasa Balkanskog poluostrva, njihovo širenje u prošlosti i opstanak do sadašnjeg vremena 80

 Marianne Boqvist

• “Centre” and “periphery” in the Syrian countryside: the architecture of mosques in governmental foundations on the Ottoman imperial roads
• “Centri” i “periferije” u Sirijskoj pokrajini: arhitektura džamija u zadužbinama upravitelja na sultanskim cestama
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About the book

The author discusses ways in which the Balkan Ottoman architectural heritage can be made more relevant to Ottoman architectural narratives in general.

One possibly fruitful axis of investigation, be claims, exists along “centres-peripheries,” an approach devised to describe and explain the structural relationship between an advanced metropolis, or “centre,” and a less developed periphery.”

In this analytical model, lack of synchrony with the metropolis (including provincialism”) is not assumed as a given but as product of this uneven relationship.

 Rather than to merely test this theory for its applicability to the Ottoman-Balkan context, he explores the question of to what extent new knowledge can be generated by this analytical models axis of investigation, and to what extent it can help track and explain change.

 The author ultimately suggests that this heritage is, to a good extent, the very result of changing centre-periphery relations within the Ottoman realm; he stakes out four broad periods in which centre-periphery relations have informed conceptual design in the Ottoman Balkans in different ways.

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