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Constantinople/Istanbul
History and heritage of a metropolis
BA summer course
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Previous activities 2012
Lecture: ‘Language is the mirror of our lives’: The Dutch translation of Oğuz Atay’s novel Tutunamayanlar Hanneke van der Heijden, January 26, 2012
(more information) Lecture: Aiding the poor soldiers' families: the Asker Âilelerine Yardımcı Hanımlar Cemiyeti, Nicole van Os, January 9, 2012 (more information) 2011 Workshop: Justice in Ottoman Society: Institutions, Actors and Practices, January 6-7, 2012
(more information) NIT Lecture Series Autumn 2011: Ritual Space and Sound. Interlinked Sacralities in Turkey and its Historical Environs
(more information) Symposium: Sidewalk Heritage. The biography of streets: historical, architectural, social and heritage perspectives, November 24-25
(more information) Workshop: Roads, Routes and Heritage. Crossing space and time, October 27, 2011
(more information) NIT Masterclass with Dr. Wouter Henkelman (VU Amsterdam): The Persian Empire: New Perspectives from Persepolis, September 22-24, 2011 (more information) Symposium: Cultural Interaction: Local Communities between North Mesopotamia and Anatolia in the Sixth Millennium BC, June 6, 2011 (more information) Lecture: Ancient Ephesus and Modern Mixed Pilgrimage: An Exploration of Turkish Rituals in Context, Logan Sparks, May 17, 2011 (more information) Workshop: Escher and Geometrical Patterns, April 22, 2011
(more information) Workshop: Studying the Arts in Society. New Developments in Research and Training, April 14, 2011
(more information) Lecture: How the double Dutch Hyacinth conquered the Ottoman Empire, Hans Theunissen, March 28, 2011
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"Pera Exists No More!" The Great Fire of Istanbul's Diplomatic Quarter,
August 2, 1831, Steven Richmond, February 18, 2011 (more information) Lecture: Centuries of Gold. Relations between the Netherlands and Constantinople in the Early Middle Ages, by Annemarieke Willemsen, January 24, 2011 (more information)
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