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Books on the Ottoman Empire

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By Louis De Bernieres, Mark Mazower, Mary Montagu, Robert Halsband
| Five Books
The Ottoman Empire is bizarrely overlooked in the West, despite the fact that it lasted more than 600 years and stretched from the gates of Vienna to Mecca at its height, with Istanbul as its capital. Millions of Christians, Muslims and Jews lived together in relative harmony, in regions now racked by conflict. These are the books I read as I travelled around the ex-empire, looking at how the region has changed since its collapse in 1923.
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A Belief in Ghosts: Poetry and the Shared Imagination

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By Dorothea Lasky, Robert Halsband, Ronald L. Ives
| JSTOR Daily Verified
Baby hair with a woman’s eyes I can feel you watching in the night All alone with me and we’re waiting for the sunlight When I feel cold, you warm me And when I feel I can’t go on, you come and hold me It’s you… And me forever —Hall & Oates I. The Materiality of the Imagination Let’s start first with a question: What do you think about the imagination? Is it a place that you go in your mind to create new ideas freely? Is it a place you fear? Is it both?
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