Today's trip down MEMOries lane finds us in the Persian city of Kerman, whose downfall in 1747 was witnessed by an English trader. memorients.com/articles/kerma…
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New blog post! MEMOs research team member Dr Önder Çakırtaş examines the use of the Ottoman word 'Chiaus (Çavuş)' in Ben Jonson's 'The Alchemist' -
From Ottoman Envoy to English Swindler: The Significance of “Chiaus (Çavuş)” in The Alchemist memorients.com/articles/from-…
From Ottoman Envoy to English Swindler: The Significance of “Chiaus (Çavuş)” in The Alchemist memorients.com/articles/from-…
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Dr Emily Stevenson discusses Westminster School's 1565/6 Christmas play, a Jerusalem-set extravaganza, in today's MEMOries post. memorients.com/articles/stagi…
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A brief introduction to early modern Ottoman music is the subject of our new blog post today from MEMOs team member Dr Murat Öğütcü memorients.com/articles/early… @MuratOgutcu1985
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Transgression and Passing in María de Zayas’s “La esclava de su amante”- today's MEMOries post by Reem Taha memorients.com/articles/trans…
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Today's brand new blog post from our founding editor Dr Lubaaba Al-Azami @Lubaabanama invites us to consider the shadow of Islamic Worlds cast over Shakespeare's "The Tempest" memorients.com/articles/the-t…
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Today's MEMOries post by Professor Chloë Houston explores the richness of early modern Persian literary culture as seen through the lens of European travel writing. memorients.com/articles/not-m…
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The power of proverbs to transcend cultures is explored in today's MEMOries post on the eighteenth century publication of 'Sentences of Ali' memorients.com/articles/sente…
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Today's MEMOrients post follows the extraordinary journey of an early modern Morisco to Morocco, and his writings which straddled two worlds. memorients.com/articles/emigr…
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Dr Emily Soon takes the tiny treasure that is the clove and examines its impact on early modern English literature in today's new blog post. memorients.com/articles/tiny-…
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The Nawab, the Surgeon, and the Parrot: guest contributor Dr Kristof Szitar traces the journey of a Persian manuscript from South India to Hungary (via an English surgeon) in today's new blog post. memorients.com/articles/the-n…
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From our archives to the state archives of Türkiye, read today's blog post by Dr Murat Öğütcü: memorients.com/articles/the-s…
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Race and Religion in Robert Daborne's 'A Christian Turn'd Turk'- today's blog from the MEMOs archives by MEMOs research editor Dr Hassana Moosa memorients.com/articles/race-…
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Today's MEMOrients post from team member Dr Nia Deliana looks at South Indians and the power politics of tin in the mid seventeenth century. memorients.com/articles/south…
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Today's powerful new blog post by MEMOs founding editor Dr Lubaaba Al-Azami explores the bearing and raising of children as acts of community resistance in the face of genocide in Gaza and Shakespeare's Titus Andronicus. memorients.com/articles/gaza-…
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Monday is blog day, and today's MEMOries blog post explores the Habshi rule of Bengal. memorients.com/articles/the-h…
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Today's Monday helping from the MEMOs blog archives discusses the representation of military techniques from the Islamic world in early modern English war manuals: memorients.com/articles/turks…
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The Incomparable Urania: Part two of @NatCutter 's blog follows the remarkable journey of Edith Stedham's daughter Urania, Tunis-born and London-migrated: memorients.com/articles/the-i…
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New blog post 📢📢 MEMOs team member @NatCutter gives us the true and gripping tale of an Englishwoman in Ottoman Tunis, Edith Stedham. Part Two next week! memorients.com/articles/edith…
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A gem from our MEMOries archive for you! Tangier: Morocco and the Limits of Empire in the Reign of Charles II memorients.com/articles/tangi…
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