دانلود کتاب Taming the Messiah: The Formation of an Ottoman Political Public Sphere, 1600–1700

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Cover
Title Page
Copyright
Contents
Acknowledgments
Conventions Used
Introduction
The Early Modern Ottoman Public Sphere: Historiographical Background
Sources and Methodology
Structure of the Argument
1. Politics as Spectacle: Changing Norms of Political Participation in the Seventeenth Century
Setting the Stage: The Early Modern Public Sphere as Heterotopia
The Seventeenth-Century Public: Rebellions and Spectacles
Struggle over Spectacle: Staging Imperial Politics in the Early Modern City
Who Is “the Public”? Negotiating Legitimate and Illegitimate Participation in Urban Politics
Politics of Piety Revisited: The Limits of State-Religion in the Early Modern Age
Conclusion
2. Ottoman Anti-Puritanism: Communal Privacy and Limits to Public Authority
Privacy as a Political Demand: The Samā. between Legal Regulation and Public Resistance
Samā. and the Limits of State-Religion
Conclusion
3. Sufi Sovereignties in the Ottoman World: Sufi Orders as Dynasties
“History Books Are Full of Sufis Turned Sultans”: The Sufi Challenge in the Post-Celālī Ottoman Empire
The Mevlevī Order: A Sufi Dynasty on Par with the Ottoman Dynasty?
“There are Two Sovereigns in This Land”: Mevlevī Self-Representation in the Ottoman Period
Waqfs and the Financial Basis of Mevlevī Influence
Conclusion
4. A New Volume for the Old Mesnevī: Reviving the Dual Caliphate in the Age of Decentralization
The Mevlevī Revival of the Seventeenth Century
New Lodges, New Patrons
Incessant Revelation: A New Volume for the Mesnevī
Mesnevī as Revelation: Sacred History and Theories of Renewal in Early Modern Sufism
Interpretive Authority in Persianate Sufism
A Divine Nasiḥatnāme
Conclusion
5. Language and Historical Consciousness: Theories of Progress in Ottoman Early Modernity
İsmāʿil Anḳaravī and Forty Prophetic Sayings: A Mevlevī Defense against Traditionalism
A Persian Qurān or Sharia-Violating Poetry: Placing the Mesnevī in Heaven or Hell
The Concept of Progress in Ottoman Anti-Puritanism
Conclusion
6. Of Coffeehouse Saints: Contesting Surveillance in the Early Modern City
Tobacco and Its Social Associations
Political Concerns: The Corruption of the Body Politic
Sin and Crime, Public and Private
Anti-Ban Pamphlets
Conclusion
Epilogue
Notes
Bibliography
Index
Series