From the Syrian land to the states of Syria and Lebanon / edited by Thomas Philipp and Christoph Schumann. Würzburg : Ergon-Verl. [u.a.], 2004
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Title page
Table of Contents
Introduction
1. The Legacy Of The Ottoman Empire
Identities and loyalties in Bilād al-Shām at the beginning of the early modern period Thomas Philipp
Building a cultural identity: the case of Khalīl al-Khūrī Fruma Zachs
Reshaping Damascus: social change and patterns of architecture in late Ottoman times Stefan Weber
From social status to intellectual activity: some prosopographical observations on the municipal Jens Hanssen
Religion political significance of an Ottoman education: Maktab ʿAnbar revisited Eugene L. Rogan
2. Religion And The Change Of Culture
The Nuṣayrīs before the Tanzimat in the eyes of Ottoman provincial administrators, 1804-1834 Stefan H. Winter
Sufi reformist diffusion and the rise of Arabism in late Ottoman Syria Itzchak Weismann
Post hoc ergo propter hoc? Reassessing the lineages of nationalism in Bilād al-Shām James L. Gelvin
3. Society And State Building
East of Lebanon: colonial borders? Stefan Wild
Safarbarlik: Ottoman Syria and the Great War Najwa al-Qattan
From urban notables to "noble Arabs": shifting discourses in the emergence of nationalism in the Arab East, 1910-1916 Birgit Schaebler
The birth pangs of rising modernity in Syria Abdallah Hanna
4. The Case Of Lebanon
Rethinking American missionaries and nineteenth-century historiography of the Middle East Ussama Makdisi
Beyond the mountion refuge: searching for a wider perspective on Ottoman policy in Mount Lebanon Maurus Reinkowski
Shifting identities and representations of the nation among the Maronite secular elite in the late Ottoman period Carol Hakim
5. From Early Resistance To Radical Nationalism In Syria
The northern Syrian revolts of 1919-1921 and the Sharifian regime: congruence or conflict of interests and ideologies? Fred H. Lawson
Rural resistance and the introduction of modern forms of consciousness in the Syrian countryside, 1918-1926 Nadine Méouchy
Identifying rebels: insurgents in the countryside of Damascus, 1925-1926 Michael Probence
Zakī al-Arsūzī and Syrian-Arab nationalism in the periphery: the Alexandretta crisis of 1936-1939 Dalal Arsuzi-Elamir
An effort to foster Arab nationalism in the early 1930s: the League of National Action Khairia Kasmieh
The experience of organized nationalism: radical discourse and political socialization in Syria and Lebanon, 1930-1958 Christoph Schumann
About The Authors
Index
Orient-Institut Der Deutschen Morgenländischen Gesellschaft Beiruter Texte Und Studien
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