Osmanlı İmparatorluğuʼnda toprak sahipleri ve çiftliğe farklı bakışlar / Fatma Gül Karagöz, Uğur Bayraktar.

Format:

• Book

Contributor:

• Karagöz, Fatma Gül, editor.
• Bayraktar, Uğur, editor.

Language:

Turkish

Subjects (All):

• Turkey--History--Ottoman Empire, 1288-1918.
• Turkey--Social conditions--1288-1918.
• Land tenure--Turkey--History.
• Elite (Social sciences)--Turkey.
• Peasants--Turkey--History.
• Land tenure.
• Elite (Social sciences).
• Social conditions.
• Peasants.
• Turkey.

Genre:

• History

Physical Description:

257 pages ; 21 cm

Edition:

Birinci basım.

Place of Publication:

İstanbul : Tarih Vakfı Yurt Yayınları, 2023.

Summary:

This book emerged as a result of the coming together of historians whose path intersected with "farms" and "notables" who generally owned these lands. As we spoke at the meetings and shared our work, we realized that the farm and notable literature limited us with its rigid lines and that we needed not only to do sample research but also to ask new questions. Is it possible to develop a new discourse regarding land and landowners, apart from the "farm debate" and the "age of the notables"? In other words, how can the concepts of "farm", which was restricted to a certain geography, and "ayan", which was confined to a certain period in the Ottoman Empire, be stretched? What can this flexibility say about the class structure of Ottoman provincial society? Who benefited from the opportunities and sometimes gaps of the law in this structure? As we moved from the 18th century to the 19th century, how did the notables, who were obscured by the centralization narrative heralded by the Tanzimat Era, become notables? While the claims of this group over their lands have transformed, how have the peasants who cultivate these lands and their struggle for their livelihoods changed? As a matter of fact, was the Ottoman Empire a state that constantly supervised its cavalry, resisted the double-household system, resisted farming, and in short, protected its small peasants, as is often said? Bringing together examples from different geographies of the empire, academics seek to establish a more direct relationship between land and land ownership on the empire, with a perspective that goes beyond the narrow questions asked by the extensive literature on "farm" and "notables". This book, which saves the concepts of "farm" and "ayan" from the geography limited by classical Ottoman historiography, promises new sentences, different sources and a game-changing perspective to economic and social history enthusiasts.

Contents:

• Giriş / Fatma Gül Karagöz, Uğur Bayraktar
• Ç̧iftlik kavramının hukuki tanımını yapmak: 18. Yüzyılda Amid / Diyarbekirʼde talepler ve şikâyetler / Fatma Gül Karagöz
• Elli yıllık ihti̇laf: Osmnli-Rus sınırında Yerel âyan politikalari, 1780-1876 / Tuna Başıbek
• Müflis eşraflar: Ç̧iftlik, Borç VE 19. Yüzyilda batan Kürt ve Arnavut "âyan" lar / Uğur Bayraktar
• Tanzimatʼin toprak sorunu: reform söyleminde niş çiftlikleri ve Osmanlı taşra toplumu / Florian Riedler, İngilizceden çeviren: Uğur Bayraktar
• Pertevniyal vali̇de sultan Vakif-Çiftliklerinde üretim ve emek rejimi / Özgen Özcan
• Osmanlı Balkanlarıʼnda çiftlikler ve toprak mülkiyeti ihtilafları: vakalar ve gözlemler / Ezgi Burcu Işıl.

Notes:

Includes bibliographical references (pages 223-247) and index.

ISBN:

• 9789753334211
• 9753334214

OCLC:

1409632802