دانلود کتاب Expertise and Architecture in the Modern Islamic World: A Critical Anthology

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Contents
Acknowledgements
Introduction • Peter H. Christensen
1. ‘I don’t want orange trees, I want something that others don’t have’: Ottoman Head-Gardeners after Mahmud II • Deniz Türker
2. A Nineteenth-Century Architectural Archive: Syed Ahmad Khan’s Āṣār-us-Ṣanādīd • Mrinalini Rajagopalan
3. The Balyan Family and the Linguistic Culture of a Parisian Education • Alyson Wharton
4. Drawing Knowledge, (Re-)Constructing History: Pascal Coste in Egypt • Eva-Maria Troelenberg
5. A Bourguibist Mural in the New Monastir? Zoubeïr Turki’s Play on Knowledge, Power, and Audience Perception • Jessica Gerschultz
6. Expertise in the Name of Diplomacy: The Israeli Plan for Rebuilding the Qazvin Region, Iran • Neta Feniger and Rachel Kallus
7. Industrial Complexes, Foreign Expertise, and the Imagining of a New Levant • Dan Handel and Alona Nitzan-Shiftan
8. Mobilities of Architecture in the Global Cold War: From Socialist Poland to Kuwait and Back • Łukasz Stanek
9. Form Follows Faith: Swedish Architects, Expertise, and New Religious Spaces in the Stockholm Suburbs • Jennifer Mack
Notes on Contributors
Index