Post-Ottoman coexistence : sharing space in the shadow of conflict / edited by Rebecca Bryant. New York, NY ; London : Berghahn, 2016
Content
Contents
Illustrations
Acknowledgments
Introduction: Everyday Coexistence in the Post-Ottoman Space
Part I — Landscapes of Coexistence and Conflict
Chapter 1 — Sharing Traditions of Land Use and Ownership: Considering the "Ground" for Coexistence and Conflict in Pre-modern Cyprus
Chapter 2 — Intersecting Religioscapes in Post-Ottoman Spaces: Trajectories of Change, Competition, and Sharing of Religious Spaces
Chapter 3 — Cosmopolitanism or Constitutive Violence? The Creation of "Turkish" Iraklio
Chapter 4 — Trade and Exchange in Nicosia's Shared Realm: Ermou Street in the 1940s and 1950s
Part II — Performing Coexistence and Difference
Chapter 5 — In Bed Together: Coexistence in Togo Mizrahi's Alexandria Films
Chapter 6 — Memory, Conviviality, and Coexistence: Negotiating Class Differences in Burgazadası, Istanbul
Chapter 7 — "If You Write This Tačno, It Will Be Točno!": Language Ideologies and Linguistic Practices in Postwar Bosnia and Herzegovina
Part III — Negotiating Everyday Coexistence in the Shadow of Conflict
Chapter 8 — The Istanbul Armenians: Negotiating Coexistence
Chapter 9 — A Conflict of Spaces or of Recognition? Co-presence in Divided Jerusalem
Chapter 10 — Grounds for Sharing—Occasions for Conflict: An Inquiry into the Social Foundations of Cohabitation and Antagonism
Index