Program
 
June
3, Thursday
15:00-16:00, Vefa Hall
Registration
16:00-16:15,
Vefa Hall
Opening
Speech by Gökhan Çetinsaya, President of İstanbul Şehir University
16:15-
17:00, Vefa Hall
Keynote
Speech: Ottoman
Mediterranean: Boundaries, Phenomena and
Approaches
İdris Bostan, Faculty of Letters, İstanbul University
17.00-18.30, Vefa Hall
Panel 1: Peaceful
Interactions vs. Violent Encounters
Chair:
Lewis
Johnson, Bahçeşehir University
-The Clash of ‘Rum’ and ‘Frenk’ : The Interaction of the
Orthodox and the Catholics on the Aegean Islands and Its Reflection in the
Ottoman Capital (mid 17th-mid-18th centuries), Elif Bayraktar Tellan
-Mediterranean Renaissances: Italian-Ottoman
Cultural Exchange, Monique O’Connell
-The Ottoman Renaissance or the
Revival of the Mediterranean Ecumene, Céline Dauverd
DINNER
June
4, Friday
9:00- 11:00, Vefa Hall
Panel
2: Mediterranean Histories: Myth or Reality
Chair: Ali Çaksu, Fatih University
-Lydia Herakleidai Hanedanlığı’nın Kuruluşu: Mitoloji mi Tarih mi?
Muzaffer Demir
-Akdeniz Dünyasında Mitler ve İktidar, Zeliha
Etöz
-Myths and Realities: An Outsider’s
View of Turkey, Jennifer Michaels
- Mitlerin ve Gerçeklerin
Dünyasında Midilli Adasına Sürgünler: Osmanlının Yersiz Yurtsuzları, Güner Doğan
-Socrates
and the Seven Sages, Geoffrey
Bowe
9:00-11:00, Zeyrek Hall
Panel 3: Archaeological Readings: Urban and Suburban Legends
within the Mediterranean 'Poliad' Vocation
Chair: Suna Çağaptay, Bahçeşehir University
-The Minoans, the Ottomans, and the British: Eastern Mediterranean as an Imperial Space, Elektra Kostopoulou
-Erik
Sjöqvist, the Swedish Institute in Rome and
the Swedish Cyprus
Expedition, Frederick Whitling
-Looting
and Loosing the Cultural Heritage of Cyprus, Marc Fehlmann
COFFEE BREAK
11:30- 13:00, Zeyrek Hall
Documentary Film:
“The Visual Ethnography of a Dig”
Aslı Giray and Wilbert `Skip` Norman
LUNCH
14:00- 16:00, Vefa Hall
Panel 4: Mapping the Mediterranean:
Soft Centres and
Shifting Borders
Chair: Meltem Toksöz, Boğaziçi University
-Croatian Mediterranean as a Cultural and Political Meeting Point:
Phenomenon of the Triple Frontier Area in Venetian, Habsburg and Ottoman
Maps, Mirela Slukan Altic
-The Eastern Connection of the Mediterranean Sea
to the Surrounding Sea in
the Cartographic Heritage of the al -Balkhī School: Antique Exaggeration or Real Trade Routes? Imants Lavins
-The
Adriatic
Revolutionized: Coping with the French Revolution, Kahraman Şakul
-Ortaçağ Arap Kaynaklarında 'Bilâd-ı Rûm' ve Komşuları, İbrahim Gök
-Ege'de
Türk-İtalyan Hububat Ticareti
(13.-14. Yüzyıllar), Serdar Çavuşdere
14:00-16:00 , Zeyrek Hall
Panel 5: Oral Histories and Fabulous Memories
Chair: Elif Çelebi, İstanbul Şehir University
-“Get the News from the
Child”: Childhood Memories of Turkish Cypriots 1930-50s, Mesude Atay and Özlem Çaykent
-Home, Displacement and
Identity: An Analysis on Cypriot Women Narratives, Hanife Aliefendioğlu
-Children’s Perception of Nationalist Iconography
in the Tenth Anniversary Celebrations of the Turkish Republic, Melis Süloş
COFFEE BREAK
16:30- 18:30, Vefa Hall
Panel 6: Mediterraneanism in Contemporary Context
Chair: Jim Kusch, Eastern Mediterranean University
-Towards a “New” Mediterranean-System: Between
Totalization and Dispersion, Philippe Barbé
-Union for Mediterranean: A Contemporary Attempt at Reviving the
Mediterranean Spirit, Akça Ataç
-Avrupalı Değil; Akdenizli – İmgesel Konumlandırmada Akdenizlilik, Z. Nilüfer Nahya
-Turkey and
the Mediterranean: History, Identity and
Foreign Policy, Muzaffer Şenel
June
5 Saturday
9:00-11:00, Zeyrek Hall
Panel
7: The Ottoman Empire in the Early Modern
English Imagination, 1550-1800
Chair: William Spates, Eastern Mediterranean University
- An Atomy of an Ottomite: Ottoman Others on the Early Modern English Stage, William Spates
-Understanding
the Western Imaginary: French and English Travel Painters, Neslihan Binatlı Hekimoğlu
- Aaron
and Othello: Shakespeare’s Representation of the Self and Other, Amin Momeni
-Ottoman Women: Object or Subject, Şefik Hüseyin
9:00-11:00, Vefa Hall
Panel 8: The Contestation of Identities:
Gender, Ethnic, Regional
Chair: Ebru Kayaalp, İstanbul Şehir University
-To be Turk: Gender Image with Its Policy of
Presentation among the Young Men in Western Macedonia, Anna Irmina Zadrożna
-Myth of Matriarchy/Myth of Patriarchy – The Key for Understanding the Sworn Virgins Phenomenon?, Jelka Vince Pallua
-Histories,
Myths, and Tourism in the Eastern Mediterranean: The (Re)Rebranding of Antakya, Sarah
Shields
-Elsewhere
Myths and Dreams: Mediterranean as
(Cultural) Paradigm, Gabriele Proglio
COFFEE BREAK
11:30- 13:00, Vefa Hall
Panel 9: Literature and Art of the Mediterranean
Chair:
Fatih Altuğ, İstanbul Şehir University
-Literary Byzantium; Mythicized Discontentment, Amani Bahman
-Mediterranean and Its Peculiarities in Persian Literature, Ali Reza Nabiloo
-ARS
APODEMICA and Its
Reflections on the 17th Century English Travel Accounts about Mediterranean, Hikmet Nazlı Pişkin
11:30- 13:00, Zeyrek Hall
Panel
10: Byzantium and Post Byzantine Mediterranean
Chair: Abdulhamit Kırmızı, İstanbul Şehir University
-Myths and Superstitions in the Late Byzantine Mediterranean, Ermioni Karachaliou
-Slavic Mediterranean:
Myth or Reality? Rozmeri Basic
- ‘Betwixt the Greeks and the Saracens”: Coins and Coinage in Cyprus in the Seventh and Eighth Centuries, Luca Zavagno
LUNCH
14:00-16:00, Vefa Hall
Panel 11: Mediterranean as the “Ottoman Territorial
Sea”: A World of Islands
Chair: Mehmet Genç, İstanbul Şehir University
-Challenging
Authority, Transforming Politics: A New Perspective on the Muslim and non-Muslim Experiences in Ottoman Crete, 1896-1897, Pınar Şenışık
- Sixteenth-Century Views on the Necessity to
Conquer Rhodes, N. Zeynep Yelçe
-İskenderiye-İstanbul
Deniz Ticaret Güzergâhının Güvenliği İçin Alınan Tedbirler (18. Yüzyılın İlk
Çeyreğinde), Yusuf Aydın
-Osmanlı Akdeniz’inde Girit’e Dair Mitler ve Gerçekler, A. Nükhet Adıyeke and Nuri Adıyeke
-Değişen
Halkları ve Dönüşen Ekonomisiyle Kadim Bir Akdeniz Kenti: Foça, Engin Berber
14:00-16:00, Zeyrek Hall
Panel 12: Italy and the Eastern
Mediterranean
Chair: Claudio Azzaro, University
of Salerno
-l'Adriatico e l'Europa
oriental, Biagio Di Salvio
-La chiesa di Roma e le chiese del mediterraneo orientale,
Giuseppe Maria Viscardi
-La società di mutuo soccorso italo-turca di Istanbul, Erminio Fonzo
-L'Italia e l'Europa orientale nelle carte della relazione Baldissera,
Annamaria Giarletta
-Italian Foreign Policy toward the Meditarranean-Interwar
Period, Hazal Pabuççular
COFFEE BREAK
16:30-18:00, Zeyrek Hall
Panel
13: Closing Remarks

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