Under the Red Crescent: Adventures of an English Surgeon with the Turkish Army at Plevna and Erzeroum 1877-1878

In 'Under the Red Crescent,' readers are invited into a tapestry of narratives and reflections that traverse the complex intersections of culture, history, and identity under the influence of the Ottoman Empire. This anthology showcases a rich range of literary styles, from evocative prose to poignant poetry, weaving together diverse perspectives that illuminate the nuanced tapestry of life in the Ottoman lands. The collection is notable for its breadth, offering stand-out pieces that delve into subjects as varied as tradition and modernization, cultural assimilation, and resistance, which together render a vibrant literary landscape worthy of deep exploration. The anthology benefits immensely from the varied backgrounds and expertise of contributors such as John Sandes and Charles S. Ryan, who masterfully compile voices from different walks of the Ottoman cultural experience. These authors, embroiled in the litany of historical and cultural movements of their time, provide a broad narrative that captures both the unity and dissonance of an empire straddling continents. The collection serves as a tribute to the resilience and creativity of those living under the "Redd Crescent," enriching our understanding of this period with voices that resonate across the present. 'Under the Red Crescent' is recommended to readers eager to dive into an expansive narrative universe that challenges and enlightens. This book stands as an exceptional educational resource, broadening readers'Äô horizons while fostering dialogue between its interwoven narratives. Immerse yourself in this compelling collection to appreciate the rich tapestry of perspectives it offers, drawing you into a time and place where diverse voices converge in profound conversation.

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Release date

E-bog: 11. december 2019